Now you're back to pedaling conspiracy theories. The moderator has final say, period.
NOT THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN
NOT THE BIDEN CAMPAIGN
NOT THE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES COMMISSION
The @#$%^ moderator. Can't you read?
Again, taken straight from the third debate's homepage:
I am NOT backpedaling on anything.
The point of my original post was that foreign policy was removed from the last debate. And I posted an article reflecting that. And there are many other sources with the same article saying the same thing.
I don't care what it says, regardless of WHO picked the questions if you can't post a link to what they were before the 14th. They could have been changed after the bombshell dropped. So not sure how this proves anything.
Also foreign policy has been part of the final debate for previous presidential elections.
Edit:
I have looked and I cannot find anywhere the debate commission saying this was untrue.
With all the information I have looked at some of which was released AFTER I made my post.
It is he said, she said at this point.
Trumps campaign said they had an arrangement which was made through the debate commission.
Bidens said no such arrangement existed. And that the moderator chooses the questions.
I don't see anything from the debate commission saying either side is right. Just because the website says the moderator picks the questions does not mean it was not changed after the fact. A link to something showing the current topics before the bombshell would prove that.
As stated in Bill Stepien's letter:
As is the long-standing custom, and as had been promised by the Commission on Presidential debates, we had expected that foreign policy would be the central focus of the October 22 debate. We urge you to re-calibrate the topics and return to subjects which had already been confirmed.
He said 2 times it was agreed on with the Commission on Presidential Debates.
So I assume you can provide a link (I can't find one) where the Commission says that is not the case?
All I can find is Biden's Campaign saying it is not true. Which that is not by any means proof of it.