Donald Trump has agreed to hold a debate with Kamala Harris after she said she was "ready" to accept his challenge. Although he did not want a "televised duel" between candidates for the presidency of the USA.
Points of attention
- Donald Trump agrees to debate Kamala Harris after initially refusing, citing his lead in the polls and Harris's unsuitability for the candidacy.
- The US presidential election is characterized by surprises and changes in candidate strategies, stay updated on the latest developments to understand the evolving situation.
- Trump announced the debate on Truth Social and mentioned it will take place on September 4 on Fox News, moderated by Bret Baier and Martha McCallum.
- Kamala Harris officially became the Democratic nominee for the presidency after receiving enough votes from party delegates, despite Trump's earlier claims that she was not an official candidate.
- The debate between Trump and Harris marks a significant moment in the election campaign, as both candidates prepare to present their positions and engage in a televised duel.
Trump's debate with Harris is a familiar term
Trump shared his thoughts on the debate with the US presidential candidate from the Democrats on the Truth Social social network page.
Although no official details have been released, Trump said the debate will take place on September 4 on Fox News, moderated by Bret Baier and Martha McCallum.
In a second post, Trump indicated that the rules would be similar to those of a debate with Joe Biden. However, he later deleted it.
Trump previously said he would not debate Ms. Harris because, he said, she was not an official candidate. However, Harris received enough votes from the Democratic Party delegates to become the presidential nominee. Although the online voting process won't end until Monday, August 5.
Also, the ex-president of the USA stated that he is leading in the polls and voters already know "what position he and his Democratic opponent take on certain issues," Vloomberg writes.
Harris officially became a candidate for the presidency of the United States
About 4,000 delegates who were allocated during the primaries from the Democratic Party took part in the vote on August 2.
Kamala Harris commented on the event in her H.
I am honored to be the Democratic nominee for President of the United States. I will officially accept the nomination next week. This campaign aims to bring people together, fueled by love of country, to fight for who we are.