ABC News had been scheduled to hold a debate on Sept. 10 with Donald Trump and President Joe Biden, who withdrew from the race.
Likely Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris said she is"ready to debate" her Republican rival, former President Donald Trump.
Harris, the vice president, said that she and Trump had both previously agreed to a face-off on Sept. 10. Trump signaled earlier this week that he did not"like the idea" of participating in a debate hosted by ABC.said Thursday she is"ready to debate" her Republican rival, former President"I think that voters deserve to see the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage, and so I'm ready," Harris told reporters on an airport tarmac outside Washington."Let's go.
Harris, the vice president, said that she has agreed to face off with Trump on Sept. 10. ABC News had been scheduled to hold a debate on that date with Trump and President329 medal events. 32 sports. Endless drama. Catch all the action at the Paris OlympicsTrump signaled in a press call earlier this week that heBut he said he"absolutely" would want to debate Harris if she becomes the Democratic nominee.
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