Trump Wants to Debate Kamala Harris, But Hasn't Made a Decision Yet
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Former US President Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for the November 5, 2024 presidential election, has expressed his desire to debate with Kamala Harris, the Vice President and likely Democratic Party candidate. However, he has not yet agreed to a specific debate format.
Trump stated that he previously agreed to debate Joe Biden, but withdrew after Biden pulled out. Trump emphasized that he wants to debate Harris instead, citing that she shares the same policies as Biden. He believes that debates are crucial in a presidential election and will consider participating in multiple debates with Harris if necessary.
Trump also criticized ABC News, which is set to host the September 10 presidential debate, saying he is "not happy" with the network. He took issue with their coverage of Biden's withdrawal from the election and accused the American media of trying to make Biden a hero.
Trump had previously expressed his preference for Fox News to host the debate with Harris instead of ABC. This development comes as Trump continues to navigate the 2024 presidential election campaign.
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