Amid The Brawling . . . Substantial Amount Of Information Emerged At First Presidential Debate
By DEXTER DUGGAN PHOENIX — While there’ll be a different format for the next presidential debate on October 15 in Miami, using townhall-style questions, the first faceoff on September 29 in Cleveland drew attention for getting out of hand.Still, there was a substantial amount of information conveyed amid the verbal assaults and crosstalk. I filled more than 15 pages of a steno notepad during the 95-minute tussle that I watched during a viewing party after I received a media invitation to attend at Republican headquarters here.Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden showed he could be on his feet for more than 90 minutes without resurrecting some of his numerous serious errors including that, for instance, he’s running for the Senate, or…Continue Reading