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Wake up with the Washington Examiner: Bob Good ousted, AIPAC’s next target, and what to know about tonight’s debatewill return to Fulton County Thursday — not for matters relating to the election interference case there, but to face off againsthas brought against Trump, alleging he attempted to overturn the 2020 election, will be hanging over his head.
Biden also won out with his request to not have an audience, so the two will debate in CNN’s Atlanta studio with only moderators. Trump snagged a win during negotiations, however, mandating the candidates stand for the entire event. There will also be two commercial breaks, new this year, and the candidates will only have two minutes to respond to questions, and one minute for a rebuttal.
Before any questions are asked, viewers can count on a few topics almost certain to be brought up. Namely, abortion, immigration, the economy, Trump’s trials, crime, foreign wars, and EV mandates are sure to be topics of conversation, the, and Biden will surely bring up Democrat’s efforts to protect abortion and slam Republicans’ attempts to restrict it.
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