Published 4 years ago

'Abraham Lincoln here...': Trump misses Biden's joke at presidential debate

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Presidential debates in the United States are an interesting event to be a part of. More so when the incumbent president, Donald Trump is participating in it. At the second debate, conducted on October 22, the mention of Abraham Lincoln's name, however, raised more eyebrows than Trump and his Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

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BBC News

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