After former President Donald Trump accepted to participate in a debate on September 4th, organized by Fox News, Vice President Kamala Harris has decided not to debate him. Harris is demanding an ABC News-hosted debate on September 10, a date that was approved by President Biden, who has since dropped out of the race instead of accepting Trump’s demands.
“Donald Trump is trying to back out of the debate he previously committed to out of fear, and Fox News is his first port of call. Michael Tyler, the director of communications for the Harris Campaign, stated in a statement on Saturday that “he needs to stop playing games and show up to the debate he already committed to on September 10.”
“In one form or another, the vice president will be present to seize the chance to address a prime-time national audience. After the debate that both camps have already agreed to, we would be pleased to talk about further ones. That shouldn’t be a problem for Mr. Anytime, anywhere, anytime—unless he’s too afraid to turn up on the 10th.
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KamalaHQ tries to taunt Trump in its statement:
“We’re happy to discuss further debates after the one both campaigns have already agreed to.
Mr. Anytime, anywhere, anyplace should have no problem with that unless he’s too scared to show up on the 10th.”
Trump agreed to a debate with Harris in response to accusations that he is avoiding it in a Truth Social post published on Friday night. For the past few days, the Harris Campaign has been asserting that Trump is avoiding the debate and is scared of it.
The former president added, “I have agreed to debate Kamala Harris on Wednesday, September 4th, with FoxNews. There was a conflict of interest because I am suing ABC Network and George Slopadopoulos, and Sleepy Joe Biden will no longer be participating in the debate that was originally scheduled against him on ABC,” the statement reads.
George Stephanopoulos of ABC is presently facing a defamation lawsuit from Trump due to misleading remarks he made about the E. Jean Carroll case.
Trump went on to say, “The FoxNews Debate will take place in the Great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at a location in an area to be determined.” “The rules of the debate will be similar to my debate with Sleepy Joe, who has been treated horribly by his party—but with a full audience!” said Martha MacCallum and Bret Baier, the debate moderators.
One significant distinction between Trump’s plan and his June debate with President Biden—which was not conducted in front of a live audience—is this. The former president did clarify that his plan would operate similarly to the CNN debate from June, mentioning that it would have a mechanism that would have muffled each candidate’s microphone throughout their respective remarks.
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