The world was watching the U.S. presidential debate on Tuesday night, and what they saw was not pretty.
A "national humiliation," said the Guardian in the U.K. "Cacophonique," the Franceinfo news organization opined. The German public broadcaster DW assessed things far more bluntly. And Israel's leading TV anchor tweeted "condolences to America," writing, "It is hard to stoop lower than this."
Global reaction to the debate between President Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden was largely similar to reactions in the U.S.
But to many international observers, Tuesday's spectacle wasn't just
unseemly; it represented an America in decline, eliciting pity in some
cases, and in others, leading some to question whether democracy is a
political system worth embracing.
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'Is This American-Style Civilization?': World Reacts To Presidential Debate : NPR
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US Presidential Debate Poll: Voters Expect Taxes, Spending To Rise Under Clinton, Less Sure About Trump
Voters think taxes and government spending will increase under a Hillary
Clinton presidency but are less certain what will happen if Donald
Trump is elected. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Read more: Voters Expect Taxes, Spending To Rise Under Clinton, Less Sure About Trump - Rasmussen Reports™
Read more: Voters Expect Taxes, Spending To Rise Under Clinton, Less Sure About Trump - Rasmussen Reports™
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