Harris accepts CNN invitation to debate Trump on Oct. 23 — despite ex-prez insisting they won’t face off again
Vice President Kamala Harris has accepted CNN’s invitation to debate Donald Trump for a second time ahead of the November election — despite the latter’s insistence that he does not want to face
Harris accepts CNN’s invite for another presidential debate; no word yet from Trump
“The American people deserve another opportunity to see Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump debate before they cast their ballots,” the statement read. Harris posted to X, previously known as Twitter, on Saturday that she “will gladly accept a second presidential debate” and hopes Trump will join her.
Walz said on Saturday that there are GOP gubernatorial candidates who "are proud to refer to themselves as Nazis." ...
Gov. Tim Walz alluded to Mark Robinson on Saturday after a report alleged Robinson made offensive comments on an online message board.
During remarks at a Human Rights Campaign event in Minneapolis on Saturday, Walz touted her husband and Harris' pro-LGBTQ+ ...
The sustained support from women has put Kamala Harris within reach of defeating Donald Trump, but her campaign is urgently ...
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CNN guest cracks up himself and host reacting to Kamala Harris' response to Oprah WinfreyJones said he "loves" that Harris is getting out there and talking, even if it's to Winfrey rather than a more mainstream ...
Sen. JD Vance accused CNN's Dana Bash and the media of going easy on Vice President Kamala Harris and letting her "coast," ...
Harris and Walz’s first sit-down interview as their party’s nominees was with CNN anchor Dana Bash at the end of August.
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