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Joe Biden – BidenHarris
Pennsylvania-born Joseph Robinette Biden has spent most of his adult life in elected office.
At the age of 29, he won a seat representing the state of Delaware in the US Senate as one of the youngest ever elected to the chamber.

Biden’s 2020 bid for the presidency is his third. Campaigns in 1988 and 2008 both fizzled. The first ended amid allegations of plagiarism. The second resulted in then-candidate Barack Obama choosing the elder politician as his running mate.
Biden, now 77, served as vice president during Obama’s two terms from 2008 to 2016.

President Donald Trump
Donald Trump, a 74-year-old real estate mogul and former reality TV star who had never held public office until he was elected president of the United States in 2016, will vie for four more years in office against Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the November 3 election.

Born in the Queens borough of New York City, the son of a wealthy real estate developer, Trump’s life before taking office revolved around decades of business ventures that included real estate, hotels, golf courses and casinos, all bearing the family name.
The businessman turned reality star, who shocked the world with his 2016 presidential win, is seeking a second term.

US Election 2020 results
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It’s all connected in one place, The politics, The PR, the scandals – the Biggest show in the history of the united states, is going live on the 4th of November 2020

Donald Trump still has not conceded, despite US news outlets saying over a week ago that Joe Biden won the presidency.

Analysts believe a Biden administration would raise the issue of secularism and minority rights with Modi.

It’s all breaking here first at WTX News LIVE – 2020 US Election

Harris delivered a ‘masterclass’ debate. Will it change the race? California

Harris delivered a ‘masterclass’ debate. Will it change the race?

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“Then, for more than 90-minutes on Tuesday night, Harris put Trump on the defensive, taunting him about the size of his crowds and pressing him over his shifting positions on abortion. It clearly rattled the former president, who took the bait again and again. With the race on a knife’s edge, and Trump’s support relatively stable despite his 34 felony convictions, an assassination attempt and the replacement of his Democratic opponent, Harris could hardly afford a shaky performance, much less a defeat. In the end, she delivered what fellow Californian, the governor Gavin Newsom, described as a “masterclass”.”

A clear points win for the Democrat Politics

A clear points win for the Democrat

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“If Harris was still relatively unknown to many Americans before the debate, she isn’t anymore. There’s a good chance that sceptical voters will like what they saw. … Already on the first topic, the country’s economic situation, Harris showed that she was better prepared than Trump. … On economics and domestic policy, Trump in particular performed poorly, simply repeating his anti-immigration mantra as the solution to all the problems. … With her strong performance in this debate, Harris has undoubtedly boosted her chances of winning the presidency.”

A good candidate but a weak vice president US Election

A good candidate but a weak vice president

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“Harris held up well in terms of content. … Doubts about her ability to perform expressed before the debate proved to be unfounded, even if she once again failed to justify the many U-turns she has made on various issues. The Democrat laid out her plans with verve, including tax cuts for middle-income groups and measures for the housing market. She also distanced herself from the incumbent president and presented herself as the leader of a ‘new generation’. However, to one question she had no answer: if her plans are so important, why is she not implementing them now, as vice president?”

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