Thursday, September 17th at 7 p.m.
To watch, people should click the livestream link found under the following Amerikahaus event: Trump vs. Biden: The Issues in Debate (https://www.amerikahaus.de/veranstaltungen/detail/trump-vs-biden-the-issues-in-debate/).
There is no registration necessary nor is there a limit to the amount of viewers for YouTube livestream events.
For people interested in “attending,” all they need to do is click on the livestream link posted on the Amerikahaus website. For viewing only, they do not need to have a YouTube or Google account.
However, if viewers wish to ask questions or post comments in the YouTube chat box while following the debate, they do need sign in with either a YouTube or Google account.
They may also send their questions prior to the event by writing the Amerikahaus team an e-mail at event@amerikahaus.de – just include “Question for Debate” in the subject line.
As the U.S. Presidential election campaign enters its final phase, the Association of American University and Professional Women (AAUPW) and the Amerikahaus are proud to sponsor on
17 September 2020
the debate:
Trump vs. Biden: The Issues in Debate
Will U.S. voters decide to “Keep America Great” and re-elect Donald Trump to the Presidency? Or will America choose former Vice President Joe Biden to “Build Back Better Than Ever” as the country’s next President?
Debating the positions of the candidates on pressing issues – such as the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. economy, race relations, taxation, the environment, policing, and immigration – will be Candice Kerestan, Chair of Democrats Abroad Germany, and Dr. George Weinberg, Executive Director of Republicans Overseas Germany. Moderating the debate will be Prof. Dr. Michael Hochgeschwender, Professor for North American Cultural History at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich.
The debate will be held in English and live-streamed via YouTube, starting at 19:00. To watch, click the livestream link found under the following Amerikahaus event: Trump vs. Biden: The Issues in Debate.