Tom McCarthy has a scene-setter for tonight’s
debate, with a view on the tactics the two candidates might employ.
“Trump will go after Biden hard, to deflect
attention away from his own troubles, including the reports on his tax evasion
and business failures,” said Brad Bannon, a Washington-based Democratic
strategist. “Much of Biden’s support is based on his calm demeanor, which
contrasts well with the president’s erratic personality.
“So, it’s important for Biden to respond to Trump
without losing his cool, and smile while he surgically cuts the president down
to size.”
Advisers to Biden, meanwhile, say that a great
debate result for the Democratic candidate would be for not much to happen at
all. The challenge as they see it is for Biden to appear steady and draw a
contrast with Trump – and to resist being drawn into a mudfight.
Biden himself appears to recognize the dangers of
meeting Trump on his preferred turf of insult and mockery.
“I hope I don’t get baited into a brawl with this
guy, because that’s the only place he’s comfortable,” Biden told donors at a
fundraiser in Delaware earlier this month. “This is a guy who is absolutely
tasteless. Completely tasteless. So pointing it out doesn’t do much.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/sep/29/donald-trump-joe-biden-presidential-debate-cleveland
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