Democrat nominee Kamala Harris’s campaign has accused President Donald Trump of playing “games” and rejected his proposal to have three presidential debates.
The Harris campaign is accusing Trump of playing “games” as he ramps up pressure on the vice president to begin taking questions from reporters.
The Harris campaign agreed to debate Trump on ABC News on September 10 and debate again sometime in October.
Trump has proposed debating three times in September, a timeline that would give voters more opportunities to see the candidates on stage before early voting begins.
Historically, there have been at least two presidential debates.
However, the number has typically been three debates in recent years.
Trump had one debate with lame-duck President Joe Biden in June.
During the historic debate, Biden exposed signs of cognitive decline.
The debate sparked an effort to pressure him off the ticket, leading to Harris replacing Biden.
In a statement, the Harris campaign agreed to two debates and accused Trump of playing “games.”
Harris campaign communications director Michael Tyler declared that the “debate about debates is over.”
In a statement, Tyler said:
“Voters deserve to see the candidates for the highest office in the land share their competing