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Fireworks on Debate Night as Biden Blasts ‘Fool’ Trump over Pandemic Performance – The Wilmington Journal

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Joe Biden scored points during his first debate against Donald Trump by staying out of his way, as the president sent confusing messages about a pandemic that has killed 200,000 Americans. 'Why are you holding [...]

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