Kamala Harris Says She Will Debate Donald Trump on Sept. 10

... Kamala Harris Says She Will Debate Donald Trump on Sept. 10 ...

A former prosecutor vs a current aging perpetrator.

Interesting.

Trump campaign won't commit to debates with Harris yet
thehill.com

... The Trump campaign said Thursday it would not agree to a general election debate with Vice President Harris "until Democrats formally decide on their nominee" after Harris said she was ready to debate the former president.

"Given the continued political chaos surrounding Crooked Joe Biden and the Democrat Party, general election debate details cannot be finalized until Democrats formally decide on their nominee," Trump communications director Steven Cheung said in a statement.

Cheung claimed there "is a strong sense by many in the Democrat Party ... that Kamala Harris is a Marxist fraud who cannot beat President Trump, and they are still holding out for someone better,'" citing former President Obama's lack of endorsement to date, though Obama is expected to back Harris publicly soon.

"Therefore, it would be inappropriate to schedule things with Harris because Democrats very well could still change their minds," Cheung said. ...

@#11 ... The Trump campaign said Thursday it would not agree to a general election debate with Vice President Harris "until Democrats formally decide on their nominee" after Harris said she was ready to debate the former president. ...

So, the Republican Party seems to be afraid of committing to debate the Democratic nominee, whoever that may be.

So lame. And weak.

What is the Republican Party afraid of?

@#14 ... "What is the Republican Party afraid of?"

The host, ABC

And perhaps real-time fact checking. ...

Well, regarding the former, they already had agreed to that. And now a change of candidate seems to be a huge concern for them. (Why might that be? Have they been caught off-guard by strategic planning vs tactical, transactional planning?)

Regarding the latter, the host is the host. The Republicans had agreed to the host.

I'll ask again, What is the Republican Party afraid of?

@#17 ... The Trump campaign seems to think that a change at the top of the ticket justifies a whole new agreement. ...

I will say that I may not disagree with them in that regard.

OK, that aspect aside ...

Why does the Trump campaign think that?

What are they afraid of, that they now seem to want to change the venue for future debates?

Has VP Harris being moved to the possible Presidential candidate slot given the Trump campaign so much angst that they are afraid of a debate between VP Harris and an aging fmr Pres Trump?