Trump Says No to Second Debate with Harris
Trump Says No to Second Debate with Harris
The Facts
Republican nominee Donald Trump appeared to suggest on Thursday that he won't participate in a second presidential debate against Vice Pres. Kamala Harris before polls.Former US Pres. Donald Trump suggested Thursday that he won't participate in a second debate against Vice President Kamala Harris before the Nov. 5 presidential election.
In a Truth Social post two days after facing Harris and over two months after debating Pres. Jo Biden, Trump posted: "THERE WILL BE NO THIRD DEBATE!"In a Truth Social post made two days after facing Harris and over two months after debating Pres. Joe Biden, Trump posted, "THERE WILL BE NO THIRD DEBATE!"
The Spin
ABC News single-handedly tipped the scales against Donald Trump in Tuesday's presidential debate. The network's moderators, David Muir and Linsey Davis, relentlessly fact-checked Trump while giving his opponent a free pass. This blatant favoritism left Trump fighting a three-on-one battle, as noted by his supporters and the candidate himself. The lopsided scrutiny reinforced long-standing beliefs about mainstream media's anti-conservative agenda.
Muir and Linsey Davis' handling of the high-stakes encounter between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump showcased journalistic integrity at its finest. They struck a delicate balance between allowing candidates to express themselves and ensuring accuracy by providing real-time fact-checking without being intrusive. They set a new standard, demonstrating that maintaining neutrality is possible while holding candidates accountable for their statements.
