Published 11:26 IST, October 23rd 2020
US Presidential Debate: Melania attends Nashville event after long campaign trail absence
After First Lady Melania Trump cancelled her first campaign appearance since her COVID-19 diagnosis, she joined Donald Trump at Nashville on October 23.
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After First Lady Melania Trump cancelled her first campaign appearance since her COVID-19 diagsis and did t accompany US President Donald Trump to Erie, Pennsylvania, she is attending final presidential debate in Nashville. Melania’s chief of staff, Stephanie Grosham had said that First Lady was experiencing "lingering cough" and dropped travel plans. However, White House posted an update on October 23 that First Couple's "next stop" is Tennesse and she was spotted during event.
US first lady was at White House when US President was taken to Walter Reed Medical Centre as reports stated that Melania’s condition was more stable than Donald. Apart from Melania, US President’s children were also seen at final US Presidental debate including Ivanka, Tiffany and Eric who were dawning ir facemasks in Belmont University but removed m after being seated. Former US Vice President, Joe Biden’s wife Jill was also present at face-off and did t remove her matching floral facemask even once.
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Debate concluded with Trump promising 'success'
Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s unexpectedly well-fashioned presidential debate concluded with both candidates getting eugh time to make ir case stronger ahead of vember 3 Election. debate passed 90-minutes deadline that was initially agreed upon by each campaign with last topic being leadership. Moderator Kristen Welker questioned what Trump and Biden would say in ir inauguration speech to Americans.
US President, in a vague response, said that before COVID-19 pandemic, everyone would te how much ir life has improved under his presidency. He said, "Success is going to bring us toger. We are on road to success."
Joe Biden, on or hand, said, "I'm gonna give you hope... We're going to choose science over fiction. We're going to choose hope over fear."
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Im: AP
11:27 IST, October 23rd 2020