The final debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden was a heated one, with both candidates talking over each other and constantly interrupting. Following this chaotic debate, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced that they would be implementing a new rule for the next debate: muting the microphones of the candidates to allow for uninterrupted two-minute statements. This decision was met with mixed reactions, with some praising the move as a way to maintain order and civility, while others criticized it as being unfair and biased. Despite the controversy, the muted microphones seemed to have a positive impact on the final debate, allowing for a more organized discussion of the issues facing the country.
ABC’s rules for the Harris-Trump debate include muted mics when candidates aren’t speaking
The final debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden was a heated one, with both candidates talking over each other and constantly interrupting. Following this chaotic debate, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced that they would be implementing a new rule for the next debate: muting the microphones of the candidates to allow for uninterrupted two-minute statements. This decision was met with mixed reactions, with some praising the move as a way to maintain order and civility, while others criticized it as being unfair and biased. Despite the controversy, the muted microphones seemed to have a positive impact on the final debate, allowing for a more organized discussion of the issues facing the country.