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Now, for those of you concerned that the headline of this piece means I think Kamala Harris is being treated unfairly… hahaha no. I think Kamala Harris, who is the candidate despite not receiving a single vote in the 2024 primary, doesn’t get to complain about things being unfair.
But, yes, the rules of Tuesday night’s debate are fair. They are good rules, in fact. They make it easier for the people watching to hear what the candidates actually have to say on policy without being derailed by interruptions. Frankly, it stops Donald Trump from being his most effective and forces him to sound off more on policy issues when he is far more comfortable interrupting and sowing chaos on a debate stage.
But Trump’s favorite strategy is also his biggest weakness. He is just as easily derailed as he is capable of derailing others, and the Harris campaign was planning to take advantage of that fact and argued that the mics should be left on.
Kamala Harris had planned to object, fact-check and directly question Donald Trump while he was speaking during their debate next week. But now, with rules just finalized to mute the candidates when their opponents speaks, campaign officials said Harris advisers are scrambling to rewrite their playbook.
Harris and her team — holed up in Pittsburgh for a multi-day debate camp — wanted unmuted microphones so that the vice president could lean on her prosecutorial background, confronting the former president in the same way she laced into some of Trump’s Supreme Court nominees and Cabinet members during Senate hearings.
Instead, four Harris campaign officials argued that she will be “handcuffed” by the rules, which were negotiated by President Joe Biden’s team earlier this summer. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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