Next Presidential Debate to be Held Virtually; Trump Rejects

        
          Washington D.C., US (Oct. 8) - The Commission on the presidential debate has revealed Thursday that the next exchange of views of the two rivals will be the virtual one, aiming to protect all involved in the debate and leaving the skeptic process on it scheduled for Oct. 15 after Trump denies participating.

          His enunciation came after the commission, overseeing the debates, disclosed that the upcoming debate would be virtually conducted for distant locations in the wake of his corona virus diagnosis.

          "That's not acceptable to us" he said on Fox Business. He also added that such debate would allow the moderator to cut him off. 

           He said he would not participate in the debate. Even though he is still infected, he thinks that he is in enough condition to hold his political canvass.

           The commision insisted that the the debate would remain a town hall-style dialog with voters observing and the moderator questioning from the main debate site in the state of Florida. Some information is applied from UPI and Reuters.