Doris Quinn
Donald Trump delivered a much less combative performance in the second and final presidential debate than the first as he repeatedly portrayed his rival Joe Biden as an establishment politician unable to bring about real change.
In 90 minutes of exchanges which more closely resembled a traditional debate than the chaotic first clash last month, the US president deployed fewer interruptions of Mr Biden and rarely jousted with the moderator.
But if the style was less confrontational, the attacks still carried bite, with Mr Trump bringing up Hunter Biden, the son of the Democratic presidential nominee, and his alleged business dealings in China.
The Trump campaign had staged a stunt aimed at grabbing the headlines moments before the debate when a former business associate of Hunter Biden gave a seven-minute statement to the press outlining new allegations.
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