US Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has accepted CNN’s offer to re-debate Republican Donald Trump. Harris is ready to face Trump again in the debate scheduled for October 23, her campaign said. CNN has confirmed that both candidates have received invitations to attend the event.
Trump, for his part, said it was too late to hold more debates. However, his campaign had not given an official response to CNN’s proposal at the time of this publication.
The proposed debate by the television channel is expected to last an hour and a half, with no studio viewers participating. During the meeting, the candidates will answer questions from the moderators. The proposal comes in the wake of the recent debate between Trump and Harris that took place on ABC News on September 11. After that debate, both candidates said they were victorious.
Trump has previously made clear that he has no intention of engaging in additional debates with Harris, emphasizing this in a statement last week.
Previously, Cursor wrote that Kamala Harris is increasing her lead over Trump.
At the moment, 48% of respondents are willing to vote for Harris, while Donald Trump wins at 45.9%.
Cursor also wrote that Trump got into an anti-Semitic scandal because of his latest statement about Jews.
The ADL condemned Trump for using “anti-Semitic tropes.”
