Supercut Shows Republicans’ Nonstop Whining Over Tonight’s Debate Format
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Although Donald Trump agreed to the rules, GOP politicians and pundits clutched their pearls over the unfairness of it all.
Republicans seem to be just a tad worried about tonight’s CNN debate between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden.
Many GOP pundits seem particularly worried about the debate’s format, which is taking place in a TV studio without an audience, allowing the candidates to speak without interruption.
In fact, Biden’s or Trump’s microphone will be automatically cut off when the time limit has elapsed, and there will be an attempt to fact-check their statements.
The Biden campaign set up those conditions to prevent the debate from turning into a train wreck like the first presidential debate in 2020.
While those rules aren’t helpful to Trump, who seemingly prefers a more bombastic, fact-free approach to debating, the so-called “master negotiator” reportedly didn’t negotiate any conditions that would be more favorable to him.
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