Pence vs. Harris: Why is Wednesday's debate between vice presidential candidates is important?

Pence vs. Harris: Why is Wednesday's debate between vice presidential candidates is important?

Washington DC -

* The only debate between the candidates for vice president before the November 3 election will take place on Wednesday in Salt Lake City, Utah.

* The October 7 debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris is considered important in many respects.

• On the one hand, there are already ongoing economic and health challenges due to the corona virus, and on the other hand, President Donald Trump's exposure to Code 19 and being treated in hospital has seen the political debate from many new angles. is going.

* After President Trump's infection with the virus, some administrative changes are expected in the conduct of presidential candidates' debates and protocols.

 

* In this discussion it will also be interesting to see how the owners of two different personalities talk about important issues. Vice President Pence is generally known for being a mild-mannered conservative politician, while Kamla Harris is said to have an aggressive temperament as a senator and former prosecutor.

• As far as the views and performance of both the politicians Pence and Harris are concerned, both the candidates can sharply criticize each other.

 

* Last week, Vice President Pence told supporters of President Trump at a rally that he would take this battle of debate and repetition to the Democratic presidential candidates who will lead Biden and Harris' political agenda.

* According to the NBC News Channel, Pence is expected to emphasize the point that Harris wants to take presidential candidate Biden to the left of the Democratic Party.

In contrast, Harris would try to argue that Vice President Pence is also responsible for the Trump administration's ineffective policies on the corona virus.

* According to observers, it seems that after the heat and restraint from both candidates in the first presidential debate, American voters want the vice presidential candidates to state their policies on various issues.

* The Vice Presidential Debate will be held at the University of Utah from 7:30 to 8:30 pm and will be hosted by USA Today journalist Susan Page.

 

-Attaullah Kehar