Column-New Concepts National Management Forum Chairman Hwang Young-seok
Trump and Biden, the U.S. presidential candidate known as the "president of the world," competed in the match.
Just 30 days before November 3, 2020, the 46th presidential election day of the U.S., Republican candidate Trump and Democratic candidate Biden began their presidential race, starting with a showdown in which they could not yield.
Chris Wallace, the host of the debate attracted the attention of this century, as he played two roles including preside and reproach in a heated discussion. Instead of a calm policy-oriented debate on each issue, active discussions symbolizing fierce competition itself were another debate on the U.S. presidential candidate who showed and presented another political culture to the world.
Host Chris Wallace and the two presidential candidates
In the domestic environment surrounding the two candidates, Trump wants to protect American workers and jobs first of all through the Fair-Trade Act, while Biden wants to protect American workers through a New Trade Agreement. Trump also pursued his National Preferentialism, Biden pursued a broad directional point through policies that more reflected the policies of minorities, and because of the harsh and intense debate, the debate became a wild-talk debate
As soon as the first debate was over, the poll was hastily conducted, with the results being that Biden and Trump were 62:27 each. In the first debate, Biden came up with the results ahead.
In the 2016 Hillary and Trump presidential elections, Trump lost the same 62:27, but the result of the presidential election is that opinion polls alone cannot predict it.
In this debate, most Americans were live on the spot, so the TV debate between the two candidates, contrary to the speculation that Trump would be somewhat dominant, Biden made a good defence with well-prepared. And even the main opposition People's Party has found no particular issue to determine the outcome of the election, although the reality is grim at Corona 19.
Republican presidential candidate Trump
As for which candidate will win the hearts of the people following the debate on the presidential candidate, the head-to-head appearance of verbal abuse is an image that both candidates have consistently been strong rather than controlling their strength.
At the forum of the century, six areas, including personal identification, the Supreme Court, the new Corona virus infection (Corona 19), economy, race and violence, and electoral integrity, were heated for 95 minutes, and Republican Trump, especially in North Korea policy which is the main concern of the Republic of Korea, expressed his clear position that he would rebuild the complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
However the Democrats' Biden, expressed his clear position that he would rebuild the alliance that Trump had damaged.
In addition, Trump expressed his willingness to prevent U.S. jobs and investment from being leaked overseas, unfair practices including China's currency manipulation and illegal subsidies.
However, Biden suggested a tough public policy, such as China's removal of the phrase "one China policy" from its platform, and declaring the principle of "protecting the United States from China's unfair practices."
However, he is more pro-China walk than Trump by suggesting a clear line that he will not engage in a wasteful tariff war like the U.S.-China trade war.
Democratic presidential candidate Biden
Focusing on this policy, the liberal right-wing people of the Republic of Korea, who are concerned about socialism due to the pro-China policy, are forced to support Trump in dismantling North Korea's nuclear weapons program and public policy.
Now, there are two debates left, but Trump must respect manners, not engage to cut in during the debate, but must compete with his characteristic rush tactics.
Biden, however, needs to maintain a more relaxed debate, but needs to be focused on the issues that he bites like a Jindo dog when the opportunity comes.
