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| − | '''Susan Page''' is the anti-Pence, [[anti-Trump]], liberal journalist of ''[[USA Today]]'', and the moderator of the 2020 vice presidential debate. She told Pence about Trump's "mishandling" of the coronavirus, and didn't even say a word about China, and also "police brutality and peaceful protesters", but, she interrupted Pence, | + | '''Susan Page''' is the anti-Pence, [[anti-Trump]], liberal journalist of ''[[USA Today]]'', and the moderator of the 2020 vice presidential debate. She told Pence about Trump's "mishandling" of the coronavirus, and didn't even say a word about China, despite being the most important issue, since China is clearly the biggest threat to America, <ref>https://nypost.com/2020/06/24/china-biggest-us-threat-spying-on-companies-fbi-director-wray/</ref> and also "police brutality and peaceful protesters", but, she interrupted Pence several times, but she let Harris speak even when her time was over. Page called Trump a "political outsider",<ref>https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2020/08/27/trump-speaks-rnc-white-house-rally-support-base/3441526001/</ref> since he was not in politics until 2016, but she said that to mock his record. |
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Latest revision as of 20:12, December 3, 2020
Susan Page is the anti-Pence, anti-Trump, liberal journalist of USA Today, and the moderator of the 2020 vice presidential debate. She told Pence about Trump's "mishandling" of the coronavirus, and didn't even say a word about China, despite being the most important issue, since China is clearly the biggest threat to America, [1] and also "police brutality and peaceful protesters", but, she interrupted Pence several times, but she let Harris speak even when her time was over. Page called Trump a "political outsider",[2] since he was not in politics until 2016, but she said that to mock his record.