NASHVILLE, United States (AFP) – President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden traded accusations of graft and clashed on the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday but without landing a knockout blow 12 days before the election in a final debate that many saw as Trump’s last big chance to change the narrative.
Perhaps the most startling aspect of the debate in Nashville, Tennessee, turned out to be the relative civility compared to the disastrous first debate last month when Trump spent much of the time shouting frontrunner Biden down.
This time, Trump called his Democratic opponent “Joe” and even lauded the moderator Kristen Welker of NBC News, who had a mute button to keep order, saying: “I respect very much the way you’re handling this, so far.”
The most heated early exchanges were over mutual accusations of graft.
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