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In the lead-up to the presidential election, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are locked in a heated disagreement over the arrangements for their first head-to-head debate. Each candidate prefers a different broadcaster and date, intensifying the tension between their campaigns. The Harris campaign is pushing for a debate on ABC News on September 10, a slot originally scheduled for a debate between President Joe Biden and Trump. However, Trump contends that the ABC debate has been "terminated" following Biden's withdrawal from the race and is advocating for a debate on Fox News on September 4.

 

With the presidential election scheduled for November 5, this debate has become a focal point for both campaigns. The disagreement arose after President Biden exited the race on July 21, making Harris the favorite to secure the Democratic nomination. Since then, Trump has been non-committal about whether he will participate in the previously scheduled ABC News debate. In response, US television networks have been negotiating with both campaigns to arrange new dates.

 

On Friday night, Trump announced on his social network, Truth Social, that he had accepted Fox News' proposal for a debate on September 4, set to take place in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state. Trump stated that the moderators would be Fox News' Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, and that the debate rules would be similar to those used in his debate with Biden. He added that if Harris is unwilling or unable to debate on that date, he has agreed with Fox to hold a major Town Hall event on the same evening. Trump explained that the prior agreement has been terminated because Biden is no longer participating and due to a conflict of interest stemming from his defamation case against the broadcaster.

 

The Harris campaign responded by accusing Trump of "running scared" and attempting to back out of the agreed debate. They criticized him for turning to Fox News, a conservative network, to "bail him out." Michael Tyler, Harris Campaign communications director, urged Trump to stop playing games and honor his commitment to the September 10 debate. Harris echoed this sentiment on social media, pointing out the inconsistency in Trump's stance, noting how "any time, any place" had shifted to "one specific time, one specific safe space." She affirmed her intention to be present on September 10, as initially agreed. Harris' team stated that they are open to discussing additional debates, but only after the agreed one takes place.

 

The potential debate is eagerly anticipated as it offers a crucial opportunity to see how the two contenders compare. Harris secured enough pledges to become the Democratic nominee on Friday. During a campaign rally in Atlanta on Wednesday, she directly challenged Trump to a debate, asserting, "if you got something to say, say it to my face."

 

This debate controversy unfolds against the backdrop of a recent Homeland Security Department report that highlights significant errors made by the US Secret Service during the January 6 attack on the US Capitol. The report revealed that Harris, then vice president-elect, came within 20 feet of a "viable" pipe bomb placed outside the Democratic National Committee's headquarters. Similar bombs were found at the Republican National Committee headquarters, but the individuals responsible for planting them remain unidentified.

 

Credit: BBC  2024-08-05

 

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17 minutes ago, LosLobo said:

refusing to take the stand in a televised debate

 

will judge judy be the moderator ? 

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55 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

A warning to Donald Trump and JD Vance: Tread carefully when it comes to women, including Vice President Kamala Harris. All signs point to a tight race in November, and the GOP ticket is already behind with women: In five battleground states, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Harris leads by 9 points or more with the ladies.

Which is why Trump should refuse to do the debate. IMO he will lose whatever he does. Either he is on form and is accused of insulting women, or his side will say he was too easy on her. He has more to lose by participating than to opt out. I doubt the debate would change anyone's mind about whom to vote for, short of her face mask ( think Mission Impossible ) falling off and revealing she is just Obama in drag.

 

IMO Trump should man up and refuse outright to play her game. Let her moan and Dems say nasty things- we've heard it all before.

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29 minutes ago, Paul Henry said:

Trump must be changing his nappy every hour since Harris became the presumptive now endorsed Democrat nominee.

No matter where the debate is they will have to have the exhaust fans and air con both on full to get rid of Trumps verbal diarrhoea and his ever lingering full nappy odour.

If that is representative of the Dems attack on Trump he doesn't have much to worry about.

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16 minutes ago, JCauto said:

 

Yeah, when has a debate ever changed anything in a presidential race?

 

Do you guys read what you write?

Did you even read the bit you actually quoted? Was I talking about OTHER debates?

 

:saai:

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Listened to a comment by James Carville. He sujested Harris agree to the Fox debate but on September September 18, the date Trump is to appear for his sentencing in the citizen Trial Jury guilty verdict as a felon.

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3 minutes ago, wwest5829 said:

Listened to a comment by James Carville. He sujested Harris agree to the Fox debate but on September September 18, the date Trump is to appear for his sentencing in the citizen Trial Jury guilty verdict as a felon.

If they did that the debate will be forgotten by the media as they breathlessly wait for Trump to be marched off in handcuffs to incarceration in the most inaccessible federal penitentiary to share a cell with a very large man that hates Trump.

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what mental gymnastics goes on in your head to turn that into 'he's scared'?

 

he offered a different date, different network with same rules.....remember how you all said Trump wopuld back out of the Biden one??...... that was a massive slap in the face for you all wasn't it.. remind me, where Biden is now!

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1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Which is why Trump should refuse to do the debate. IMO he will lose whatever he does. Either he is on form and is accused of insulting women, or his side will say he was too easy on her. He has more to lose by participating than to opt out. I doubt the debate would change anyone's mind about whom to vote for, short of her face mask ( think Mission Impossible ) falling off and revealing she is just Obama in drag.

 

IMO Trump should man up and refuse outright to play her game. Let her moan and Dems say nasty things- we've heard it all before.

I think it is very possible he will refuse to do the debate or he will find excuses not to do the debate, none of which have anything to do with the reasons you're suggesting, and all of which have to do with extreme cowardice and pathological fear of Harris, utter public humiliation, and facing a strong women. We know he cannot handle strong women. 

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4 hours ago, Johno57 said:

I don't think Trump is afraid to debate anybody..including a laughing hyena who has failed at the border issues and about being up front about bidens mental health..come on, really can you see this Indian Negro feline doing anything at all as a leader but being another Obama puppet ...& I think Trump did OK at a black hostile conference gaining plenty of laughter from the crowd..

The crowd were laughing AT HIM , not with him 😂

 

4 hours ago, Johno57 said:

I don't think Trump is afraid to debate anybody..including a laughing hyena who has failed at the border issues and about being up front about bidens mental health..come on, really can you see this Indian Negro feline doing anything at all as a leader but being another Obama puppet ...& I think Trump did OK at a black hostile conference gaining plenty of laughter from the crowd..

 

4 hours ago, Johno57 said:

I don't think Trump is afraid to debate anybody..including a laughing hyena who has failed at the border issues and about being up front about bidens mental health..come on, really can you see this Indian Negro feline doing anything at all as a leader but being another Obama puppet ...& I think Trump did OK at a black hostile conference gaining plenty of laughter from the crowd..

 

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3 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

I think it is very possible he will refuse to do the debate or he will find excuses not to do the debate, none of which have anything to do with the reasons you're suggesting, and all of which have to do with extreme cowardice and pathological fear of Harris. 

Really? That’s hilarious.

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Kamala won’t debate unless she gets the questions in advance like Hillary did from, was it Donna Brazil? 

 

Never underestimate the left. 

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1 hour ago, mogandave said:

Trump accepted all of Biden’s arrangements, why is Kamala afraid to accept Trump’s? 

Well there’s the fact that trump wants it done at one of his rallies so he can add all his screaming minions to intimidate and disrupt there’s that.If I recall the previous arrangement was no audience and factcheck in close to real time.thats what he’s terrified of it’s obvious 

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