In the upcoming Sept. 10 debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, participants will find themselves under familiar restrictions, reminiscent of Trump’s previous CNN debate against Joe Biden on June 27.
The rules, laid out in a network email reviewed by The New York Post, stipulate no audience presence, no pre-written notes or props, and muted microphones for the candidates when they are not speaking. Each candidate will be permitted only a pen, a pad of paper, and a bottle of water while on stage.
Despite a push from Kamala Harris for an open microphone policy throughout the debate, ABC News decided against it. After days of negotiations, which Republicans criticized as a Democratic ploy to ensnare Trump, the network has opted to maintain the mute protocol established in the Trump-Biden CNN face-off.
The Post reported that while the Trump campaign has formally accepted the terms provided by the network, Harris’ team has yet to give their formal nod. As a result, the hesitation from the Harris campaign is causing the delay in ABC News’ official announcement of the debate format. […]
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