Donald Trump accepted the debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Washington:
Ahead of the presidential election in the United States, former US president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump accepted the debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, laying out specific conditions and rules for the confrontation.
Trump shared a message on the social media platform Truth saying: “I have reached an agreement with the Radical Left Democrats for a debate with Comrade Kamala Harris. It will be broadcast live on ABC FAKE NEWS, by far the dirtiest and most dishonest newscaster. in business, on Tuesday, September 10, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.”
This comes after Trump suggested this weekend that he might cancel the debate due to a feud between the campaigns over the rules.
Trump said on Truth Social that he and Harris had reached an agreement to follow the same set of rules he and President Joe Biden did during the June 27 CNN debate, including no live audience and muted microphones when the candidates are not speaking .
“The rules will be the same as the last CNN debate, which seemed to work well for everyone except maybe Crooked Joe Biden. The debate will be ‘stand up’ and candidates cannot take notes or ‘cheat sheets’ with them. We have also been assured by ABC that this will be a “fair and equitable” debate and that neither side will be asked the questions in advance (no Donna Brazile!).
The Republican presidential candidate further stated that the radical left has not reached an agreement on a third debate. The post read: “Harris would not agree to the FoxNews debate on September 4, but that date will be kept open in case she changes her mind or, on Slippers, as she has done with each of her long-held and cherished topics.” policy beliefs. A possible third debate, which would go to NBC FAKE NEWS, has not been approved by the radical left.
In particular, Biden’s stuttering and inconsistent performance in his June debate with Trump on CNN ultimately led to his dropping out of the presidential race.
Harris entered the battle for the presidential ticket after US President Joe Biden announced in July that he was withdrawing from the election bid.
If elected president, Harris, 59, would become the first woman in history to become president of the US. The vice president is only the second woman ever nominated for president by a major political party.
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