WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump returns to the election Wednesday with a rally in Minnesota, providing an opportunity to rethink the debate with Democratic candidate Joe Biden, which has been explained through constant interruptions and non-public attacks.
Both sides claimed victory in the 90-minute debate, even though independent analysts said the sour exchanges left little room for serious political discussion and did little to convince the persuaded electorate along the way or in the other.
“Yes, we’ve won the debate through almost every ballot I’ve ever seen,” Trump told reporters at the White House as he left for Minnesota, where he will host a meeting and fundraising event in Shorewood. choice at Duluth International Airport.
Trump didn’t specify which polls he was referring to.
Biden, who campaigned in Ohio and Pennsylvania on Thursday, said the debate showed that Trump cared more about Park Avenue than Scranton, Pennsylvania, or Ohio’s working-class cities.
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“I think it’s more than we don’t know, ” said Biden. “I think he fundamentally despises us. He’s judging us.
Trump and his crusade see Minnesota as a special project, his chance to overthrow a state hillary Clinton won by narrow margin in 2016. Trump came here on 1. 5 percent issues after claiming duty for Minnesota four years ago, a state no Republican presidential candidate has won since Richard Nixon in 1972.
Trump has campaigned in the state twice before this year, a rally at Bemidji this month.
Trump believes that the violent protests opposing police brutality in Minneapolis will reinforce his “law and order” crusade theme, there is no public vote evidence that this technique works. lead in the state.
During past visits to Minnesota, Trump has promoted his Chinese metal price lists to local mining, renegotiating the industry deal with Canada for dairy farmers and funding the so Locks shipping channel, which is a must-have for the industry in the Great Lakes. Biden turned to his aid between metallurgicals and other unions, with a proposal to bring domestic production to life through federal spending.
Trump faced questions in Tuesday’s debate to proceed with electoral rallies over the coronavirus pandemic, though he noted that most, though not all, of those occasions took an outdoor position and so far have not led to epidemics.
“Let people listen to what I have to say,” Trump said.
Contributor: Bart Jansen