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Debate between Ronald Reagan and John Anderson on September 21, 1980. The first presidential debate was held on September 21 at the Baltimore Convention Center. The three invitees were Jimmy Carter, John B. Anderson and Ronald Reagan, though Carter refused to attend due to the presence of Anderson.
- Georgia
- Democratic
- Jimmy Carter(Second debate)
- Walter Mondale
The President. Yes. Mr. Stone. Yes, President Carter, the question of war and peace, a central issue in this campaign. You've been criticized in the give-and-take for responding late to aggressive Soviet impulses, for an insufficient buildup of our Armed Forces, and a paralysis in dealing with Afghanistan and Iran.
Held on October 28, 1980, the debate between former California governor Ronald Reagan and incumbent President Jimmy Carter covers the issues of inflation, the energy crisis and terrorism.
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1. Jan. 1996 · For instance, in two analyses of the 1980 Carter-Reagan debate, critics concluded that Reagan offered stronger arguments and evidence than his opponent throughout this encounter (Ritter and Henry; Rowland). Reagan's superior argumentation may explain why he has generally been considered the winner in this contest. Similarly, Bitzer ...
