俩人都是年富力强，辩论能力也够！ Watch Live Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. ET: Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris face-off for their first debate.
不一定！ 各自会有被对方攻击的点！ Here are five things to watch in Wednesday night's debate: Distance and plexiglass barriers Even before the pandemic is mentioned at Wednesday night's debate, its presence will be obvious. Debate organizers, in response to the spread of the coronavirus inside the White House and the fact that Pence was at an event that was seemingly the genesis of the White House spread just over a week ago, made a number of changes to their safety protocols, including putting Pence and Harris more than 12 feet apart, using plexiglass as barriers between the candidates and requiring everyone in the audience wear masks. The coronavirus risks around the debate led some Democrats to question why the contest was even happening, particularly given Pence's proximity to those who have recently tested positive. Jesse Schonau, Pence's physician, said in a memo released Tuesday that the vice president does not need to quarantine because he was not a "close contact" of anyone who has tested positive as defined by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Pence has had multiple negative coronavirus tests. But the changes to the formatwill make a point that Pence, who chairs the administration's coronavirus task force, and the Trump campaign are seeking to avoid: The pandemic has upended nearly every aspect of American life, including the way the country holds political debates. Pence's team challenged the installation of plexiglass barriers around him at the debate after the commission announced that they would be used, before ultimately agreeing to their installation. But their resistance highlighted how the Trump campaign wants to avoid the omnipresence of the coronavirus and the worry among some in the President's orbit that it could set a precedent for the forthcoming debates between Trump and Biden. Harris' challenge on coronavirus Trump has tried to cast his Covid diagnosis and supposed recovery as a bonus. In his telling, he's a fearless leader who took on the virus and triumphed -- setting a model for bravery in the face of a pandemic. He's made no mention of those in his inner circle who've fallen ill, nor the others on the White House staff -- political and nonpartisan professionals -- who are sick now. Empathy for the more than 210,000 Americans to die from the disease, and their families, has also been absent from his public statements. For Harris, the challenge is to use this massive stage and draw a line -- clear enough for anyone to see and impossible to ignore -- from Trump's handling of the pandemic as President to the growing fiasco inside his administration. She must do this while the President's own prognosis remains unknown. And even if, as Biden said on Monday night, his infection is largely the result of his own refusal to follow standard safety procedures, personal broadsides against him while he is battling the virus could carry some potential risk. Pence needs to project calm It has been a chaotic week for the Trump campaign, punctuated by the President himself testing positive for the virus and spending three days in the hospital but beginning with a frenzied debate between the President and Biden. Pence's goals in Wednesday night's debate are to project a calm that Trump was unable to signal last week, while defending the administration's handling of the pandemic and delivering the Trump campaign's messaging that the virus should not dominate American life. It's a difficult task: More than 210,000 Americans have died from the virus, small businesses across the country have been decimated and the prospect of more economic stimulus for Americans was rejected on Tuesday evening when the President urged Republicans to walk away from negotiations with Democrats, tanking the stock market. But Pence, according to people who know him well or have debated him in the past, is one of the most skilled politicians at redirecting a question to a topic he wants to focus on. "Mike is a good debater," said John Gregg, an Indiana Democrat who went to law school with Pence and ran against him for governor in 2012. "On certain questions that he gets, if he doesn't want to answer it, he is just a master at not answering it and pivoting to talking points." Harris faces the ghosts of policies past Harris entered the Democratic presidential primary as a supporter of "Medicare for All," the national health insurance plan written and championed by her competitor Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont. By the time she dropped out, in December 2019, the senator from California had rowed back her support and unveiled her own plan, which called for transitioning to a government-run program over 10 years but allowing private insurers to participate. Now she is making the case for Biden and his proposal to beef up the Affordable Care Act and create a public option on top of it. Trump and Pence don't have a credible health care plan of their own, but that won't stop the vice president from trying to paint Harris as a tool of the "radical left" over both her initial backing of Medicare for All and her own proposal. Her ability to pivot out of that conversation and into one about the current administration's policies, both on the pandemic and their support for a lawsuit that threatens the ACA, could be a defining moment. Unanswered questions In the first presidential debate, Biden wouldn't directly answer a question about whether he would support increasing the number of justices on the Supreme Court. He has also not given a yes-or-no answer to whether he would support -- if Democrats win control of the Senate -- abolishing the filibuster. Trump couldn't get answers from Biden, but Pence might try to press Harris on those questions as he seeks to argue that the Biden-Harris ticket is beholden to the Democratic Party's progressive wing, which has sought the changes. Pence, meanwhile, could have to address Trump's seesawing tweets Tuesday about an economic stimulus. The President took to Twitter to announce that he had ended negotiations with Pelosi over a massive economic package. Then, hours later, he tweeted "True!" in response to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell arguing for more financial help from Congress.
俩人都是年富力强，辩论能力也够！Watch Live Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. ET: Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris face-off for their first debate.
俩人都是年富力强，辩论能力也够！Watch Live Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. ET: Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris face-off for their first debate.
Watch Live Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. ET: Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris face-off for their first debate.
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思想的老朽不是念几年医书能进化的了的。
经典的弱者心理。
没能力面对强者（男性权利），痛恨和自己一样的性别但表现出有可能和男性有一样权利。
美国的文化是， 一滴血是黑的，你就是黑的。（这是充满种族歧视的过去留下的）
川总把女儿女婿安插到白宫那才叫裙带关系
🛋️ 沙发板凳
美国2020年大选副总统候选人辩论会7日将在犹他州登场。共和党副总统候选人潘斯（Mike Pence）和民主党副总统候选人贺锦丽（Kamala Harris）这场辩论，被评为美国历史上最重要的一次副总统辩论。分析人士称，川普感染新冠及其近来对新冠的态度和表现，将成为双方不可避免的焦点之一。而这次副总统辩论将会把总统竞选推向白热化阶段。
不一定！ 各自会有被对方攻击的点！
Here are five things to watch in Wednesday night's debate:
Distance and plexiglass barriers
Even before the pandemic is mentioned at Wednesday night's debate, its presence will be obvious. Debate organizers, in response to the spread of the coronavirus inside the White House and the fact that Pence was at an event that was seemingly the genesis of the White House spread just over a week ago, made a number of changes to their safety protocols, including putting Pence and Harris more than 12 feet apart, using plexiglass as barriers between the candidates and requiring everyone in the audience wear masks.
The coronavirus risks around the debate led some Democrats to question why the contest was even happening, particularly given Pence's proximity to those who have recently tested positive. Jesse Schonau, Pence's physician, said in a memo released Tuesday that the vice president does not need to quarantine because he was not a "close contact" of anyone who has tested positive as defined by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Pence has had multiple negative coronavirus tests. But the changes to the format will make a point that Pence, who chairs the administration's coronavirus task force, and the Trump campaign are seeking to avoid: The pandemic has upended nearly every aspect of American life, including the way the country holds political debates. Pence's team challenged the installation of plexiglass barriers around him at the debate after the commission announced that they would be used, before ultimately agreeing to their installation. But their resistance highlighted how the Trump campaign wants to avoid the omnipresence of the coronavirus and the worry among some in the President's orbit that it could set a precedent for the forthcoming debates between Trump and Biden.
Harris' challenge on coronavirus
Trump has tried to cast his Covid diagnosis and supposed recovery as a bonus. In his telling, he's a fearless leader who took on the virus and triumphed -- setting a model for bravery in the face of a pandemic. He's made no mention of those in his inner circle who've fallen ill, nor the others on the White House staff -- political and nonpartisan professionals -- who are sick now. Empathy for the more than 210,000 Americans to die from the disease, and their families, has also been absent from his public statements. For Harris, the challenge is to use this massive stage and draw a line -- clear enough for anyone to see and impossible to ignore -- from Trump's handling of the pandemic as President to the growing fiasco inside his administration. She must do this while the President's own prognosis remains unknown. And even if, as Biden said on Monday night, his infection is largely the result of his own refusal to follow standard safety procedures, personal broadsides against him while he is battling the virus could carry some potential risk.
Pence needs to project calm
It has been a chaotic week for the Trump campaign, punctuated by the President himself testing positive for the virus and spending three days in the hospital but beginning with a frenzied debate between the President and Biden. Pence's goals in Wednesday night's debate are to project a calm that Trump was unable to signal last week, while defending the administration's handling of the pandemic and delivering the Trump campaign's messaging that the virus should not dominate American life.
It's a difficult task: More than 210,000 Americans have died from the virus, small businesses across the country have been decimated and the prospect of more economic stimulus for Americans was rejected on Tuesday evening when the President urged Republicans to walk away from negotiations with Democrats, tanking the stock market. But Pence, according to people who know him well or have debated him in the past, is one of the most skilled politicians at redirecting a question to a topic he wants to focus on. "Mike is a good debater," said John Gregg, an Indiana Democrat who went to law school with Pence and ran against him for governor in 2012. "On certain questions that he gets, if he doesn't want to answer it, he is just a master at not answering it and pivoting to talking points."
Harris faces the ghosts of policies past
Harris entered the Democratic presidential primary as a supporter of "Medicare for All," the national health insurance plan written and championed by her competitor Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont. By the time she dropped out, in December 2019, the senator from California had rowed back her support and unveiled her own plan, which called for transitioning to a government-run program over 10 years but allowing private insurers to participate. Now she is making the case for Biden and his proposal to beef up the Affordable Care Act and create a public option on top of it. Trump and Pence don't have a credible health care plan of their own, but that won't stop the vice president from trying to paint Harris as a tool of the "radical left" over both her initial backing of Medicare for All and her own proposal. Her ability to pivot out of that conversation and into one about the current administration's policies, both on the pandemic and their support for a lawsuit that threatens the ACA, could be a defining moment.
Unanswered questions
In the first presidential debate, Biden wouldn't directly answer a question about whether he would support increasing the number of justices on the Supreme Court. He has also not given a yes-or-no answer to whether he would support -- if Democrats win control of the Senate -- abolishing the filibuster. Trump couldn't get answers from Biden, but Pence might try to press Harris on those questions as he seeks to argue that the Biden-Harris ticket is beholden to the Democratic Party's progressive wing, which has sought the changes. Pence, meanwhile, could have to address Trump's seesawing tweets Tuesday about an economic stimulus. The President took to Twitter to announce that he had ended negotiations with Pelosi over a massive economic package. Then, hours later, he tweeted "True!" in response to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell arguing for more financial help from Congress.
确实，第一场，听得真闹心啊，特别理解近70%的美国人听后的感觉是annoyed！
我们单位里，中老年泼妇基本上是无敌的。
Harris的口才的确好，但“黑历史”也不少啊！
我也是这种感觉。第一场真是很失望！
总统辩论太强势的反而丢分 民众经历2020之后就想听点安抚人心的话
但在观众眼里，这未必是加分的啊
没跑的～～～
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感觉比德国的白左大妈还凶恶
哎
这是必须的！
种族歧视呢？？
Harris 大妈很会打歧视的牌啊！！
刘晓庆你选谁啊？哈哈哈
对，Harris是几乎百分百会逼着彭斯表态谴责“白人至上主义”的
我赌十块钱Pence会尿裤子。
但也不排除他穿尿不湿的可能。。。
一度传闻，川普要坚持出席这场副总统辩论呢，呵呵。
CNN 又要痛骂川普了
哈哈哈哈
这一场和川普没关系，感觉媒体会温和得多，彭斯和贺俩人的公众形象都不错
估计某些人听说这个，觉得我考还有这好事儿。然后harris拉不少票。万事皆有可能啊……
直接宣布拜登上台么好了。反正拜登在川普生病的时候已经自封自己总统了
https://www.newsweek.com/tulsi-gabbard-attack-kamala-harris-1452040
Harris 大妈太凶神恶煞了！！！
黑人大妈一般都很泼辣啊！！
比中国女生厉害太多太多了！！
真希望 中国女生们 能学习学习黑人大妈们！！
在西方国家的黑人大妈特别能说会道！！
而中国女生最差！！
我觉得对于争取中立的选民，越泼越无用。讲的有道理才能争取到人心。
这个是参议院，属于围攻，看不出真本事。
辩论是一对一，对等的。
等下看情况。
瞎扯。 PENCE敢这么干，全美国女性都抽他。
这个女的太恶心了。
这女的一路睡上位，太淫荡了，人至贱则无敌。
看着真可怕
要是这个黑人大妈当了美国总统．．．．．．．．．
哈哈哈哈哈
就事实来看，pence这四年来，就是一个应声虫，除了在白宫里PRAY求神的帮助外，毫无主见，对总统决策毫无制约，甚至毫无影响。正常的人，不会看好他的。
好吧，我其实觉得淫荡也可以接受。克林顿当年搞得全世界都认识了那条蓝裙子，也不妨碍他是个不错的总统。卡大妈关键是太左了。拜登选她做副手真是烂招。
肯定睡得比Trump少，只有更贱，看来你喜欢最贱的
不要瞎意淫了。BIDEN怎么可能让大权旁落。 四年前，川粉说，主要会由PENCE主政，统领没什么想法，结果大家都看到了，不懂政治的人，做对很难，破坏很容易。。。
她要是当了美国总统
哈哈哈
估计要整老川啊！！
绅士对泼妇。
这个PENCE如果单独出来可能会好一些。做副手，大家都相信，他毫无影响，除了基本盘，基本不会选他
不是法官要求公开邮件吗？说不定是DR. FAUCI悄悄要求的。LOL.
不喜欢她。但印度血统，说话能力肯定一流。
虽然不喜欢川普，拜登4年根本坐不满，这个女的当总统太可怕了
这是她的缺点 举止不好 也是彭斯最大的优势 就是形象稳健
however....彭斯不停吹Trump就会惹怒观众。。。。
众院今年肯定是民主党的，在来个民主党总统，就参院那点多数，能干什么。要是参院也丢了，日子不要太美好。
真要Biden上了只有忍四年，就他和Harris这组合，四年后肯定是共和党的。只是可惜了现在正在进行的一些好政策。
川粉真是恶毒啊，别忘了现在得covid是哪位，病都没好呢就咒别人！
民主党这次竞选的唯一纲领就是攻击老川啊，其他的他们也没什么好说的了。
两党都推出的什么玩意儿，这两边都是捏着鼻子都选不出来。。。。。叫我们老百姓怎么选。。。。弃权么
人家只会按部就班的答准备过的题。。。。
你不一直支持川普吗？管对方是谁你都看不惯的。坚持你的选择就行了，再找那么多证据支持自己的选择多累啊。
不会的。PENCE过去其实也是一个牛人。
她表情管理是有问题，明显的减分项。
哈哈哈哈。
假印地安人比Harris好。