Rhetoric and tension continue in the run-up to the US presidential election. Meanwhile, before the first debate between the Republican candidate Donald Trump and the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, there has been a heated debate between the two on social media.
Both want to debate on a different TV channel and on a different date. Kamala Harris wants a debate on ABC News on September 10. Trump wants to debate on Fox News on September 4. On November 5 of this year, voting for the post of President is going to be held in the United States.
“The rules will be the same as the first debate with President Joe Biden,” Trump said in a post on Truth social media Friday night. Trump said he will appear on Fox News in Pennsylvania on September 4.
Trump said he would hold a town hall with Fox News if Harris did not agree to a new network and date. Trump’s second debate with Biden was scheduled for September 10 on Fox News. Trump wants the debate to be on Fox, but the date should be September 4.
Kamala Harris wants this debate on ABC instead of Fox. She wants a date of September 10 which was already fixed. After the first debate between Biden and Trump, an atmosphere against Biden began to form within the party. Because Biden was swayed in this debate and was seen as weak compared to Trump.
Harris’s statement has also come regarding this debate proposal of Trump. Harris spokesman Michael Tyler said Trump was scared. Trump took to social media to say that the ABC debate is over because Biden is not in the race. Trump accuses ABC of favoritism by saying that his case is going on with ABC.
US news networks are allegedly divided into different camps. Fox News is considered conservative. ABC is believed to be Democrat-leaning. This issue has been debated for a long time. Kamala also accused Trump of wanting to hold a debate on Fox News to protect her.
