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what are the main goals of a presidential debate? select the two answers
to impress the adjuicator enough to win
to win the election
to reach a consensus on important issues
to show people who the best candidate is
to improve public speaking skills
to impress the adjuicator enough to win
to win the election
to reach a consensus on important issues
to show people who the best candidate is
to improve public speaking skills
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The two main goals of a presidential debate are:
1. **To win the election** - Presidential debates are key opportunities for candidates to present their platforms, appeal to voters, and differentiate themselves from their opponents in hopes of gaining support.
2. **To show people who the best candidate is** - Debates allow candidates to demonstrate their knowledge, leadership skills, and ability to think on their feet, helping voters determine who they believe is the better candidate for the presidency.
1. **To win the election** - Presidential debates are key opportunities for candidates to present their platforms, appeal to voters, and differentiate themselves from their opponents in hopes of gaining support.
2. **To show people who the best candidate is** - Debates allow candidates to demonstrate their knowledge, leadership skills, and ability to think on their feet, helping voters determine who they believe is the better candidate for the presidency.
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