“I hope you accept that,” Trump said during a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago residence in southeast Florida, after confirming that he had agreed to the dates for these debates with television stations on September 4, 10 and 25.
It is worth noting that the US Vice President agreed last Sunday to debate the Republican candidate for the US presidential election on September 10, as scheduled, and not on the fourth of the same month, as Donald Trump announced on Tuesday. Saturday.
“It’s interesting how ‘anytime, anywhere’ becomes a specific moment, a specific safe space. I’ll be there on September 10, as agreed. Hope to see you there,” Kamala Harris wrote.
In response, the former president accused his presidential rival of “not having the mental capacity to hold a real debate” because he was “afraid to do so because there is no way to justify” his position on issues such as immigration, corruption or inflation in the country.
“I will see her on September 4th or I will not see her at all,” Trump warned in a post on the businessman’s social network, Truth Social, in which he called the Democratic nominee “the worst vice president in history.”
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