CLEVELAND (AP) – The first debate between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden looms as a milestone in an American election year like no other.
It’s a potential pivot point for a race that has remained stubbornly unchanged in the face of historic tumult. But with partisan feelings hardened over the most polarizing of presidents, comparatively few undecided voters remain.
That raises questions as to how, or if, Tuesday night’s debate might shape a race that has been defined by its bitterness and, at least so far, its stability.
The President and Biden will meet twice after Tuesday night, on October 15th and October 22nd, while Vice President Mike Pence and 20-20 Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris will face off on October 7th.
Listen for the debates broadcast live tonight on WBAP820AM and /KLIF570AM.
