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2024-09-05 05:50:09
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US Presidential Election: Trump and Harris Agree on Rules for TV Debate

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have reached an agreement on the rules for their upcoming TV debate on September 10. The microphones will be muted when the other candidate is speaking, a measure that was previously used in the debate between Trump and Biden.

The debate will be moderated by ABC journalists David Muir and Linsey Davis and will last for 90 minutes with two commercial breaks. Each candidate will be provided with a pen, paper, and water, and their speaking time will be limited.

It is worth noting that Trump had previously threatened to cancel the debate. However, both candidates have now accepted the rules, ensuring that the debate will proceed as planned.

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New York Times - U.S.
5. September 2024 um 02:42

Harris and Trump Campaigns Agree to Debate’s Microphone Rules

Politics
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will debate next Tuesday at the National Constitution Center, with microphones muted when not speaking, a format the Harris campaign initially opposed but has now accepted to avoid Trump skipping the debate, per a letter from Harris aide Brian Fallon to ABC News. This format was previously insisted on by the Biden campaign during the 2020 vice-presidential debate between Harris and Mike Pence. Fallon's letter to ABC was first reported by Politico.
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4. September 2024 um 23:24

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