Donald Trump’s only Republican challenger, Nikki Haley, has repeatedly called on the former president to debate her. Trump has not agreed to this.
Former President of the United States and the likely presidential candidate of the Republican Party Donald Trump announces that he wants to challenge the sitting president Joe Biden answer immediately.
Trump has refused to participate in any of the Republican primary debates.
– I would like to argue with him now, because we should argue, said Trump and added that the argument would be “for the good of the country”.
Trump spoke about it conservative influencer Dan Bongino on the radio show.
Biden commented on the matter to reporters on Monday during his campaign trip in Las Vegas.
– If I were him, I would also like to argue with myself. He has nothing to do, the Democratic president stated.
Trump and Biden debated each other twice in the 2020 presidential race. The third debate was canceled because Trump fell ill with corona and later refused a virtual election debate with Biden. Traditionally, presidential candidates have debated three times against each other.
Nikki Haley requested Secret Service protection
The only remaining Republican challenger Nikki Haley’s the campaign repeated its demand after Trump’s radio interview that Trump participate in the election debate with Haley. Trump has repeatedly refused the proposal. A spokesman for Haley’s campaign described Trump as a “rabbit” and urged him to pull himself together and accept the challenge.
Trump leads Haley in support by more than 56 percentage points among freshmen of surveys by.
On Monday, Haley requested US Secret Service protection for her campaign tour. Haley’s campaign did not provide details about potential security threats. However, Haley is known to have been the target of swatting attacks on a few occasions. Swatting means alerting a SWAT team to an innocent person’s home under false pretenses.
In recent days, according to the Reuters news agency, protesters have tried to disrupt Haley’s campaign events in South Carolina.
Reuters