US EditionTrump says ‘too late to do another’ debate after Harris accepts CNN invitation
- Vice President Kamala Harris accepted CNN's invitation for a second presidential debate, urging former President Donald Trump to participate as well.
- Jen O'Malley Dillon, Harris' campaign chair, stated that Trump should easily agree, citing the same format as a previous debate.
- Trump criticized the timing, saying it’s “too late” since early voting has begun, and he questioned CNN's neutrality as a moderator.
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Kamala Harris Accepts CNN's Invitation to Debate Donald Trump - American Faith
Vice President Kamala Harris has accepted CNN’s invitation to debate former President Donald Trump on October 23, according to her campaign. Harris’s campaign chair, Jen O’Malley Dillon, said Harris is ready for the debate, suggesting Trump should have no issue agreeing to it, as it follows the same format as a previous CNN debate he attended and claimed to have won in June. The Washington Times reached out to Trump’s campaign to confirm his pa…
Trump rejects second Kamala debate on CNN: 'She's had her chance to do it with Fox' · American Wire News
Vice President Kamala Harris’ “rematch” aspirations found former President Donald Trump clear on what he thought about another debate. For the first time in decades, the race for the White House saw the campaigns bypass the Commission on Presidential Debates for the three-on-one ABC News affair and incumbent President Joe Biden’s lame duck-triggering CNN debacle. Now, as the supplanting Democratic Party nominee sought to have her way, Trump asse…
Trump rejects Harris' challenge to debate again on CNN - Pakistan Today
WASHINGTON: Donald Trump on Saturday rejected another debate with Vice President Kamala Harris before the US presidential election, hours after the Democratic candidate’s campaign said she had agreed to an Oct. 23 matchup with her Republican rival on CNN. “Vice President Harris is ready for another opportunity to share a stage with Donald Trump, and she has accepted CNN’s invitation to a debate on October 23. Donald Trump should have no problem …
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