Now you are back to my proposal of last week.
Candidate 1 has 2,minutes to ask a question or make an allegation. Mike off
Candidate 2 has 3 minutes to respond. Mike off
Candidate 2,has 2 minutes to ask a question or make an allegation. Mike off
Candidate 1 has 3 minutes to respond. Mike off
There would be 18 exchanges in 90 minutes. Candidates must demonstrate management skill of their time and control of emotions. They would be allowed to say what they want and choose how to frame questions and allegations.
For instance Trump could ask about packing the court all of his times if he wanted and Biden could answer he likes the way the girl in the front row smells all of his times. Detractors would say "but we didn't get I sight into issues", are we getting that now? Are those exchanges not enlightening? If this format were adopted all down the line we could see progression of candidates...
I would certainly watch that.
I'm not sure it would do anything to change my mind, though. I think I'd probably just use it as an opportunity to reinforce my preexisting views on these two candidates. My decision isn't based on the perceived upsides of my chosen candidate, but rather the the perceived downsides of the incumbent candidate. A debate is little more than entertainment to me, at least at this point.