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Presidential Debate Dispute Continues Between Trump And Harris

Donald Trump - Trump meets with supporters in West Palm Beach, Florida

As the presidential race heats up, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are gearing up for a head-to-head debate later this month. Both candidates have been actively engaging in various events and announcements to bolster their campaigns.

Afghanistan Withdrawal Commemoration

Last week, Trump and Harris marked the third anniversary of the attack at Kabul airport's Abbey Gate that claimed the lives of 13 US military service members. Trump participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery and later stated that he would demand the resignation of all officials involved in the withdrawal if reelected. Harris and President Joe Biden also commemorated the occasion in a statement.

Former Democrat Endorses Trump

Former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, who now identifies as an independent, endorsed Trump, citing her belief that he would help steer the country away from the brink of war. Gabbard has been assisting Trump with debate preparation.

Debate Dispute
Tulsi Gabbard endorses Trump for steering away from war.
Trump demands resignations over Afghanistan withdrawal.
Debate dispute over microphone rules between Trump and Harris.

Trump has indicated that he is not spending much time preparing for the upcoming debate with Harris, and there is a dispute over the debate rules. While Trump prefers to have the microphones always on during the debate, the Harris campaign believes the issue is resolved and is pushing for the debate to proceed as planned.

Focus on the Economy

Both candidates have released new campaign ads focusing on the economy. Trump's ad highlights Harris expressing concerns about rising prices, while Harris's ad emphasizes her vision for an 'opportunity economy.'

Classified Documents Case

The Justice Department is seeking to revive its classified documents case against Trump. The DOJ is defending special prosecutors in the case, following a ruling that dismissed the criminal charges last month.

Upcoming Trial Date

An Arizona judge has set a trial date of January 5, 2026, for allies of Trump charged with a criminal conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. Several defendants, including conservative attorney John Eastman, were present in the courtroom during the hearing.

These developments underscore the intensity and complexity of the ongoing presidential race, with both candidates actively campaigning and strategizing as the election draws nearer.

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