US election: Biden makes another mistake – and presents Zelensky as Putin

Next Thursday evening, many Americans will likely be glued to their television and computer screens. At 9 p.m. Washington time (3 a.m. CEST), Biden and Trump will face off in a TV debateFrank Luntz, a pollster and Republican communications strategist, is very concerned about the debate. “I am very nervous about the outcome of this debate”Luntz said on Sunday’s edition of ABC’s “This Week.” “A lot of people will be watching. A lot of people have formed their opinions about the two candidates, but they haven’t yet decided whether our democracy still works or not.”

Luntz fears that Biden and Trump could behave like they did in their first TV debate four years ago. “If we experience something like the first debate in 2020 again, where the two candidates simply attack each other, then our system will collapse at some point. Our democracy will be destroyed.”he warns. That is why he will pay attention to the reactions of Americans and observe whether the duel “contributes to our discontent and our divisions or whether it begins to heal them.” He hopes that both candidates remember “that there are more important things than an election: the next generation.”