When and how to watch Trump vs Biden in tonight's CNN presidential debate: Live updates

Former US First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who debated both candidates in tonight's debate, The New York Times In an op-ed this week, she advised Biden on what to watch out for with Trump.

This is Kelly Risman About what she said.

The Biden campaign is running a seven-figure paid digital and print media campaign, including: BuzzFeed, USA Today, CNN, El Tiempo Latino, Telemundo, The Grio, And that Atlanta Journal-Constitution The purpose is to emphasize the “dangers of electing Trump to a second term.”

The president's campaign has also launched a new website targeting Project 2025, a blueprint for a second term in the Trump administration put forward by the right-wing Heritage Foundation think tank.

In a head-to-head contest, polls of likely voters showed Trump with 48% to Biden's 43%.

Trump won Texas by 5.58 percentage points in 2020, the lowest percentage of the vote by a Republican candidate since 1996. The last Democrat to win the state in a presidential election was Jimmy Carter in 1976.

When the question included other candidates, the poll of likely voters conducted June 11-20 found that independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had 8% support, compared with 41% for Biden and 47% for Trump.

The poll of registered voters showed 38% backing Biden and 46% backing Trump, with Kennedy receiving the support of 12% of registered voters.

In a head-to-head race among registered voters, excluding third-party and independent candidates, 40 percent supported Biden and 46 percent supported Trump.

The presidential debate will be the final chance for both men to make their case before the party's nomination is formally decided, he said. Mary Dejewski.

But after a race filled with veterans, voters may seize the opportunity to see more fresh faces.

Below are the highlight packages Indy TV Here are key moments from their final TV altercation during the dark fall of 2020.

The former Illinois Republican congressman announced he is supporting Joe Biden for president in 2024 and attacked incumbent Republican opponent Donald Trump as a threat to American democracy.

The news will be a useful weapon for the president as he seeks to appeal to other conservatives unhappy with Trump's chaotic tenure in the White House and worried about his near-total takeover of the Republican Party.

A majority of American adults plan to watch at least part of Thursday's presidential debate, and many see the debate as important to the campaigns of both the Biden and Trump campaigns, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Policy Research.

Both candidates remain widely unpopular as they prepare to face off for the first time since 2020, but Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, maintains a slight advantage in the enthusiasm of his base compared with incumbent Democratic candidate Biden.

About 6 in 10 U.S. adults say they are “very” or “extremely likely” to watch a debate live or on video, or read or hear commentary about the candidates' performances in the news or on social media.

Polls suggest tens of millions of Americans are likely to watch or listen to at least part of Thursday's debate, despite it being held unusually early in an election season.

Supporters of both Biden and Trump see the debate as a major test for their candidates – or simply a can't-miss spectacle.

Democrat Raphael Warnock made it clear that Republicans who tried to overturn Atlanta's election results in 2020 and were indicted for doing so should not expect to be welcome in Atlanta today.

The pastor also criticized Trump's claims that he has broad support among black people.

by the way, Katie Hawkinson Yesterday he declared that his infamous arrest photo had boosted his support among minorities.

The Republican team said they plan to air two new attack ads against Biden during tonight's CNN debate.

The essay, titled “Promises,” seeks to criticize the president's record on the economy, immigration and crime.

Another, “Who's Laughing Now?” (no question marks?), jokingly claims Biden “can't ride a bike, climb stairs or get off a stage” and claims a “giggling Kamala Harris” is standing in as Biden's replacement.

If you really can't wait, you can see it here and here.

I'm sure Jason Miller is not happy about this ridiculous contrivance, but I'm not sure what his counter attack is. Surely it's Trump who's going to rant about Hunter Biden all night?