In the future, the Biden team does not intend to send proposals on issues.
United States Presidential Campaign Joe Biden was accused of providing lists of approved questions to two radio hosts who were interviewed immediately after the unsuccessful debate.
This was stated both radio presenters, broadcasts AP.
The interviews were reportedly released on black radio shows in the critical states of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
Radio host Earl Ingraham said Biden's aides contacted him ahead of the interview with a list of four items that were not discussed.
“They gave me precise questions. There was no back and forth,” Ingram told the agency.
Agency sources report that the Biden team is not going to send proposals on issues in the future.
The publication writes that these interviews were aimed at restoring the belief that Biden is capable of not only winning the election, but also leading for the next four years. Journalists write that this discovery raised even more questions about whether Biden is able to act adequately in unplanned situations.
Biden's campaign said asking questions is normal practice and accepting them is not a requirement for the interviews themselves.
Recall that it was previously reported that The White House is working on a new meeting between Biden and Zelensky.
Additionally, we previously reported that Biden called the debate a “bad episode” and said he would be forced out of the race.< /p>
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