Debate between Trump and Biden canceled

-Gave Trump a reason to be Corona

The debate was to take place on October 15

Washington Saturday, October 10, 2020

The last pre-election debate between US President Donald Trump and his opponent in the November presidential election, Joe Biden, was called off.

The debate was to take place on the 15th of this month. The Independent Commission announced the cancellation of the debate. The reason given was that the debate would be conducted digitally as Trump was infected with the corona. However, it was later announced that the debate was also canceled.

Trump refused to debate digitally. Joe Biden then decided to hold a debate at the town hall with the ABC News Channel. Trump's doctors announced they could do their own scheduled events on Saturday (today).

Trump's team called for a fixed-time debate, but the commission said it would be more appropriate to hold a digital debate in light of your (Trump's) health. The debate between the two rivals will now take place on October 22 in Nashville, Tennessee. This time the US presidential election was likely to be full of tussle. Trump himself is not sure he will be re-elected. He has also said in public that even if I lose the election, I will not allow a coup d'etat easily.