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8 Oct, 3 tweets, 1 min read
The next #VPDebate topic is China

Q: VP Pence, how would you describe our fundamental relationship with China?

Pence: "China is to blame for the coronavirus and President Trump is not happy about it."
Harris talks about how a @pewresearch study shows Trump has fallen among other world leaders.

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8 Oct
#VPDebate next topic: The Supreme Court of the United States

Q for Pence: What would you want Indiana, your home state, to do if Roe v. Wade is overturned?

Pence responded by saying he hopes Amy Coney Barrett gets a fair hearing and is treated with respect.
The same question is asked to Harris.

Harris: "Let the American people fill that seat in the White House and then we'll fill that seat on the US Supreme Court."

She added: "I will always fight for a women's right to make a decision about her own body."
Harris also talked about the Affordable Care Act.
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7 Oct
The only scheduled vice presidential debate between Mike Pence and Kamala Harris is tonight at 9 p.m. ET. The debate will be moderated by USA TODAY Washington Bureau chief @SusanPage.

Get to know her before tonight ⬇️ usatoday.com/story/entertai…
Susan is the first print reporter to be the solo moderator at a debate sponsored by the Commission on Presidential Debates. In 1992, there were some print reporters on a panel, but since they went to solo moderators, all of them have been TV reporters or anchors.
She covered her first presidential race in 1980 and has covered every one since then, first for Newsday and then for USA TODAY. That makes the 2020 election the 11th presidential campaign she has covered. In this photo from 2016, Susan Page and other sit in press r
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4 Oct
Ever since President Donald Trump announced early Friday that he had tested positive for coronavirus, the White House has sent mixed signals about his condition.

Here's a timeline of events since Trump announced his diagnosis. bit.ly/3cVUjOG
Oct. 1, 10:44 p.m. ET: Trump tweets that longtime aide Hope Hicks has tested positive for coronavirus.

Reporters quickly establish that Hicks took recent trips with Trump, including aboard Marine One. 
bit.ly/3cUVOwG Hope Hicks walks on an airport tarmac away from a plane that
Oct. 2, 12:45 a.m. ET: Trump announces on Twitter that he has tested positive for COVID-19. Trump says first lady Melania Trump is also positive. 

White House physician Sean Conley says days later that Trump had developed a fever and congestion by Thursday night. Screenshot of Donald J. Trump tweet. "Tonight, @FLOTUS
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3 Oct
After President Trump tested positive for COVID-19, questions remain on who he has been in contact with and who may have the virus. ⁠
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Here are who in Trump's administration, his family and Washington who have tested positive or negative for COVID-19: ⁠bit.ly/3ne39ft
Those in the Trump administration who have tested positive or negative for COVID-19:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was tested for COVID-19 and received a negative result Friday. Others in Congress have also gotten tested:
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3 Oct
Dr. Sean Conley is giving an update on the president's health.
"This morning the president is doing very well," Conley says.
Bringing the president to Walter Reed hospital was a "precautionary measure," Conley says.
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'Fatigued' President Trump, 74, is headed to Walter Reed hospital after being diagnosed with COVID-19 usatoday.com/story/news/pol…
Trump is going to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, in what aides said was a precautionary move. Officials said they expected him to be there for a few days.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said the president "remains in good spirits, has mild symptoms, and has been working throughout the day."
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