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No, Trump and Biden won’t be the first. See 1960’s ‘virtual’ presidential debate

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No, Trump and Biden won’t be the first. See 1960’s ‘virtual’ presidential debate

President Trump and Joe Biden won’t be the first Presidential candidates to debate remotely. That distinction goes to Sen. John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon during the 1960 race.