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The second round political
debates of what will be a 12
bout vetting process to decide
the best suited candidate to
represent the Democratic
Party in the 20/20 presidential
race for the White House is
nearing with a July 30 and July
31 national television broadcast
from Detroit, Michigan.
Following from the first
last month which polled
former Vice President, Joe
Biden and California Senator,
Kamala Harris as the standout
candidates from a field of 20
potential representatives, the
next round will likely narrow
the contest among challengers
hoping to stop Republican
President Donald Trump in his
bid for a second term in office.
Harris struck a blow as
one of the frontrunners when
she forced the most popular
Democrat to revisit his past
associations with racists
and segregationists and in
bolstering a perception that
although not racist he might
be an enabler.
The Californian seemed
to back her colleague into a
corner, one he never imagined
when she explained how she
was a benefactor of the busing
laws he disapproved and
without it might not have been
a contender.
Biden stood his ground
however it seemed her
argument might have cost him
the tangible lead he held as
the favored Democrat to beat
Trump
Trump committed to another
four years in the White House
with a public declaration in
front of a huge Orlando, Florida
support base recently.
There it seemed he was
already riding the victory train
despite the fact 23 Democrats
— the largest ever field of
candidates for any political
party for a primary election --
are hankering to challenge the
Republican Party’s incumbent
leader next year.
Twenty contenders presented
proposals to oust him during
two nights of televised debates
recently.
Reputable senators,
governors, congressional
representatives, mayors and a
plethora of former legislators
threw in their hats to meet
the challenge of beating the
FOX-TV favored president
who has repeatedly stated a
commitment to fulfilling his
promise of building a border
wall and to “Make America
Great Again.”
Promising everything from
providing a solution to climate
change, offering reforms in
legislation pertaining to guns,
abortion, immigration, health
care and a litany of laws related
to Civil and Human Rights,
the Mueller investigation and
an alleged collaboration with
Russian President Vladimir
Putin to influence the 2016
elections, Iran, North Korea,
disclosure of tax papers,
repudiation of a recent
controversial comment to four
minority, women in Congress
to “go back to where you came
from” despite the fact they are
all Americans – will probably
be amplified by the avalanche
of alternative leaders facing
the nation before facing the
nicknamed Teflon Don.
Ten candidates are slated
each night for the CNN
debates.
Along with an apparent
Harris/Biden focus of attention,
pundits are already staking
bets on a Sanders/Warren
confrontation that could yield
either a surge or a plunge in the
candidates’ popularity polling.
The two progressive
candidates are slated for first
night debates along with Steve
Bullock, Pete Butigieg, Beto
O’Rourke, Amy Klabouchar,
Marianne Williamson, John
Delaney, Tim Ryan and John
Hickenlooper. The following
evening Sens. Harris and Biden
will join Mayor Bill de Blasio,
Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand, Cory
Booker, Julian Castro, Andrew
Yang, Michael Bennett, Jay
Inslee and Tulsi Gabbard.
Moderators Don Lemon,
Jake Thapper and Dana Bash
will conduct the two-hour
proceedings from Detroit’s Fox
Theater beginning at 9 p.m.
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