The former president has refused to debate Kamala Harris again, saying the last one was “rigged” by ABC. Democratic supporters, who were at the rally at the time, are calling it an “admission of failure.”
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There will therefore be no other debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. The former president rejected the idea, defended by his Democratic rival, on Thursday, September 12, while both continued to scour the decisive states in view of the presidential election.There will be no third debate“, the Republican candidate asserted on his Truth Social platform, counting his televised exchange in June with President Joe Biden, then still a candidate, in addition to his confrontation Tuesday with the vice president.
Campaigning in Charlotte, North Carolina, a state where she is counting on the votes of African-Americans and young people to win, the 59-year-old Democrat, on the contrary, judged that “Voters deserved a second debate“And here, where Democrats have not won since Barack Obama in 2008, the current vice president hammered home her message: there is still a long way to go before victory.
In the room, where women are by far the most numerous, everyone, like Bree, received the information of the refusal on their cell phone. The reactions are unanimous: “I think he’s a coward, Bree Lancethat it is time to move forward and continue to show that he is not qualified to return to the head of this country.”
““Refusal of obstacle”“confession of failure” denounce Whitney and Dorothy, both wearing “Harris 2024” t-shirts. “Trump is coming home because he is afraid!Whitney said. Because she is not intimidated by him, adds Dorothy, but he is intimidated by her. He lost the first debate badly, which hurt him, which didn’t help him. That’s why he won’t have another one.”
“She goes on the same stage without having white skin, without being a man and she fights. And when you fight, you win.”
For Michelle, it was no match. “She is the best debater I have ever seen.” Many, however, point out that winning the debate does not necessarily mean winning the election.