Vice President Kamala Harris has agreed to debate former President Donald Trump on Thursday, though the two sides have yet to agree on a date or network for the debate.
“…”[Trump] previously agreed [a] “I’m going to be victorious in the debate on September 10th,” Harris said. “Right now it seems like he’s backing away, but I’m ready and I think voters deserve to see a split screen of this race on the debate stage. So I’m ready and here I go.”
Kamala: “Trump has agreed to the debate on September 10th. Now it appears he’s backed out, but I’m ready and I think voters deserve to see a split screen of this campaign on the debate stage. So I’m ready, let’s go.” pic.twitter.com/KUN1u4wxhy
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It’s unclear why Harris thinks Trump is “backing off.” Trump has offered to debate Harris multiple times, she told Fox News’ Bill Melgin on Tuesday.
Jason Miller, a senior adviser to the Trump campaign, Said He told Axios on Thursday that it was unclear whether the debate scheduled for September 10 would take place, but that another debate would take place and that “there should be multiple debates.”
“We need to have multiple debates, not just one more,” Miller told Axios. “I think we need some diversity in who hosts the debates, but I think the public would be disappointed if we only had one debate with Kamala Harris in the general election.”
Miller suggested Spanish American dealerships may be involved in the event.
Fox News was suggested On Wednesday, both campaigns were told the candidates would meet in Pennsylvania on Sept. 17, with anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum serving as hosts.
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