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After much ado about mutable microphones and plexiglass shields, President Donald Trump will face opponent Joe Biden on Thursday. CNN reports Trump needs to not just perform well at the presidential debate, he'll need to pull a rabbit out of the hat to swing the race his way. The president trails Biden in both national polls and key swing states that will determine whether he has a path to victory in the Electoral College. Both candidates need to improve their standing with certain groups, though. Biden needs more Hispanic voters, and Trump is struggling to get White suburban women. Biden has been laying low recently, preparing for the event. Trump, meanwhile has been barnstorming across the country in full gripe-and-moan mode. The president spends his rallies insulting scientists and refusing any responsibility for the pandemic, which has created a huge drag on his poll numbers.
Presidential nominee Joe Biden is surging past Donald Trump in the battle for the White House. With less than four weeks to go until Election Day, Biden is pulling ahead of Trump in the latest Electoral College survey. According to CNN, the Democratic presidential nominee has crossed the necessary 270 electoral college vote threshold. Adding up the states that are currently rated in his camp and those leaning left, it brings his total to 290 electoral votes. President Donald Trump remains infected with coronavirus and absent from the campaign trail. His campaign has found itself in its worst political position since the start of the campaign season.
U.S. voters say they're dissatisfied by the first debate between presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Yiming Woo reports.
Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump vows to "bring back jobs" as he faced off in a tense debate with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump is officially boycotting Thursday night's GOP debate unless Fox News ousts moderator Megyn Kelly, causing quite the Twitter storm.
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says he doesn't want Syrians coming into the U.S. "because we don't know who they are". Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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