Donald Trump and Joe Biden to Debate on CNN. Buckle Up!

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Trump, for his part, quickly accepted.
40% : Trump shortly accepted and later agreed to yet another face-off for September 10 on ABC.
37% : And, with that, it seems we're in for another round of Trump-Biden debates -- as well as a proposed undercard between Vice President Kamala Harris and whichever sycophant Trump picks to fill out his ticket.
34% : Removing the audience and enforcing microphone rules could make it harder for Trump to do so, but he's still sure to find a way to bluster and distract.
30% : The challenge for Biden, who trails Trump in recent polls as he seems to struggle to get credit from voters for his legislative achievements, will be to break through that noise and lay out the stakes for November -- without letting Trump drag him into the muck.
28% : "Of course, keeping any debate featuring Trump focused "on the issues" is a tall task.
14% : The Biden team also called for the microphones to be cut when it is not the candidate's turn to speak, an obvious effort to prevent Trump from talking over him.
13% : The last time, in 2020, was an excruciating ordeal, as Trump sought to overcome his inability to speak substantively on anything by steamrolling both Biden and the moderators.
6% : On Wednesday, President Joe Biden challenged Donald Trump to debate him, saying in a video message that the former president "lost two debates to me in 2020" and hasn't debated anyone since.

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