The decision to cut microphones during portions of the final presidential debate set off a furious debate about whether the move would benefit Trump or Biden.
in most major battleground states. While Trump aides trashed the microphone decision as"unfair," even some critics of the president acknowledged it might work to his advantage.
Whether Trump takes that advice, however, remains to be seen, the person acknowledged, though officials predicted Trump would be more reticent.Others said the tactics may change because of the mute button decision, but there is no change in the overall strategy. Experts, including Kall, predicted the decision to cut audio may have limited impact. Candidates will still be allowed to spar – and interrupt – during open discussions, which will make up the majority of the 90-minute debate.
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