President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have agreed to take part in two debates ahead of the presidential election this fall.
The first debate will be hosted at CNN headquarters in Atlanta. This is the first debate the two have had since the 2020 presidential election.
Trump’s campaign team has requested that the candidates participate in two more debates between June and September.
Unfortunately, the Biden team denied the requests, saying that “President Biden made his terms clear for two one-on-one debates, and Donald Trump accepted those terms.
“No more games. No more chaos, no more debate about debates”. “We’ll see Donald Trump on June 27th in Atlanta, if he shows up,” added O’Malley Dillion, Biden’s campaign chair.
Brian Fallon, a spokesman for VP Kamala Harris, mentioned some of the guidelines put forth for the presidential debate including, no live audience or third-party candidates, and microphones that automatically cut off when a candidate’s speaking time is up.
The stage will only feature the two men and not include Independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In response to this announcement Kennedy Jr. said on X that Presidents Trump and Biden “are trying to exclude me from their debate because they’re scared, I would win. Keeping viable candidates off the debate stage undermines democracy.”
Kennedy doesn’t qualify for the presidential debate because he's not on the ballot in enough states to have a shot at 270 electoral votes.
In the last debate between President’s Trump and Biden both accused one other of taking money from foreign sources like China and Russia.
Both men denied the allegations.
With the current influx of illegal aliens at the southern border, the rise in crime, and war looming in the Middle East, these debates will be nothing less than highly anticipated by the American people.
Americans could also be interested in tuning into Trump vs Biden showdown simply to see a political trainwreck happen in real time.
Biden’s cognitive decline has Democrats worried and Republicans reaching for the popcorn and soda.
Senator Marco Rubio, who calls Biden “senile,” recently told The Floridian that he didn’t believe Biden would do well in a debate against Trump.
“Not well for Biden. I mean unless they let him use note cards. He really can’t speak,” said Sen. Rubio. “ This guy is in decline.”
Publisher Javier Manjarres contributed to this story.
