Here is everything you need to know about tomorrow's presidential debate.
? Trump is sure to go for the jugular, perhaps directly attacking the 77-year-old Biden on his age or possibly bringing up the now-discredited charges against his son Hunter Biden, knowing that family can be a flashpoint for Biden.
How will the former vice president react? Jill Bidenthat her husband will be “calm, steady, strong,” adding that the difference between her husband and Trump would be “like night and day.” But Steve Schmidt, a former campaign adviser to George W. Bush and John McCain, thinks Biden should fight fire with fire. Schmidt told a group of Condé Nast editors during an on-the-record Zoom call last week that Biden should walk out on the debate stage and immediately state the obvious: “Donald Trump is the worst president in the history of this country”—one whose bungled response to COVID-19 “has led to the death of 200,000 Americans.” Added Schmidt: “He has to take the presidency from Donald Trump. It’s like a heavyweight fight. He has to walk into that proverbial ring and knock Trump on his ass.”Chip SomodevillaAs Donald Trump has repeatedly pointed out, he rode his debate wins to the Republican nomination in 2016, knocking off each of his more-experienced opponents one by one. However, he was clearly bested by Hillary Clinton in their debates—so much for them being a predictive factor for Election Day!—and is hardly debate-tough going into Tuesday. Asrecently pointed out, the president rarely wanders outside the friendly fishbowl of Fox News. “Perhaps more importantly,” the, “Trump seems to have been staring into that fishbowl. Speaking at the White House recently, Trump described one night’s worth of his own TV time: ‘I watched [Elizabeth] MacDonald [on Fox Business]; she’s fantastic. I watched Fox Business. I watched Lou Dobbs last night, Sean Hannity last night, Tucker [Carlson] last night, Laura [Ingraham]. I watchedin the morning. You watch these shows; you don’t have to go too far into the details.’” And Chris Wallace, although a member of the Fox News team, has been a fearsome opponent for Trump in the past, most notably in thatMeanwhile, although Biden stumbled through the early debates this election season, as when confronted by Kamala Harris, his future running mate, over his decades-old stance on school busing, he gathered strength as the field narrowed and came out a clear winner in. More tellingly, perhaps, was Biden’s last debate during the final weeks of a presidential debate. Then, as he and Barack Obama were running for their second terms as president and vice president, Biden faced off against Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney’s
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