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Trump Calls for Transparency with Pre-Debate Drug Test for Both Him and Joe Biden 


The past American leader, Donald Trump, seeks to challenge the current President Joe Biden by proposing a proposal of undergoing a drug test prior to a critical presidential debate scheduled on Thursday. Fully confident in his stance, Trump assures he would willingly undergo the same testing, voicing such agreement via his Truth Social platform.

As a further testament to Trump’s stance, his endorsement of Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Texas) can be seen, whose sentiments align with the view of requesting for Biden’s drug tests before and after the debated conversation. Admirable in his roles as an exemplary physician and Admiral, Jackson has now ascended to a significant political role as Congressman. Trump highlights Jackson’s agreement to the forementioned opinions in his posts on Truth Social.

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With anticipation building up, the upcoming debate set to be hosted by CNN marks the first occasion for both, the past and current presidents, to engage in such dialogue since the 2020 elections. The spotlight no longer diverged by other candidates, the focus narrows on Biden and Trump who are now tasked to secure the public’s votes, positioning the debate as a crucial moment in the election race.

Accentuated by their age and temperament, both Biden (age 81) and Trump (age 78) face potential challenges of proving their suitability for presiding over the office. The upcoming debate thus acts as a litmus test for both leaders to address and potentially overcome public’s reservations related to these concerns.

The debate sees an added twist in the form of a coin toss. It will determine the positioning and sequence of closing remarks for each candidate. A fortunate toss for Biden, ending in ‘tails’, afforded his campaign the selection of either the choice of podium, or in which order the closing statements would occur.

Ultimately, Biden opted for the ideal position at the podium, securing his presence on the right side of viewers’ television screens. Consequently, Trump shall be situated on the left side, positioning the Democratic president and his Republican counterpart oppositely during the televised debate. Trump’s team, given the following choice, decided their candidate should provide the last closing statement of the debate.

This arrangement results in Biden being the first to conclude his dialogue during the ending segment of the debate. A notable feature of this debate is that it presents Biden and Trump as the inaugural candidates to share a stage with an incumbent president.

The debate carries historical significance with regards to one element: neither Biden (having no weighty opponent during the Democratic nomination), nor Trump (who abstained from participating during the Republican primaries) have engaged in a debate against any presidential competitors since the 2020 election.

Bridgeing this lengthy chasm, Trump will be delivering his conclusive address during the CNN-hosted debate. This scenario significantly diverges from his recent experiences in New York, where his legal trial did not permit a final say from his defense attorney, causing Trump’s notable dissatisfaction.

With Thursday’s imminent events, political commentator Jamal Simmons discusses his expectations from Biden. He proposed that the president should display a cheerier demeanor, lightening his ‘resting old face’ to put forward a more vibrant image, especially given that the medium significantly relies on visual presentation.

Contributing further to the discourse on what could be anticipated from the debate, CNN host Kaitlan Collins and commentators Bakari Sellers, Alyssa Farah Griffin, and David Urban, formerly a Trump advisor, discussed projections for the imminent presidential battle on June 27. Simmons claimed that Biden failed to provide a precise depiction of his future plans during his second term, leaving much left unanswered.

What Sellers identified as a significant flaw in Biden’s approach was a lack of a clear, forward-looking vision. He contended that Biden’s age potentially hindered him from presenting future plans convincingly, as he may not, in essence, be a part of that very future.

As for the procedures of the debate, there will be no live audience or consultation with counselors during breaks. Prepared statements and accompaniments are prohibited, and microphones shall be muted when not the candidate’s turn to speak. The instruction to allow Biden ample speaking time and to not overrule him was given to Trump by Urban who added that a straightforward question of personal improvement over the last four years would suffice for the former president.

Griffin noted that the absence of a live crowd in the studio might play advantageously for Trump. In a calm, concentrated environment devoid of immediate audience reaction, Trump could avoid displaying an overly dramatic attitude and maintain a balanced demeanor.

Griffin further flagged potential concerns regarding Biden’s ability to maintain positivity over the course of the debate, given the constraints the lack of an immediate approving audience could pose on his energy levels. She emphasized that maintaining this drive for an entire 90-minute discussion could be challenging.

Finally, Jones ended the debate conversation by claiming that the stakes for Biden are extremely high. A strong performance against the indomitable force of Trump may pave the way for Biden’s credence as a viable candidate for president. Floundering, however, could signify disaster for the Democratic campaign.