The upcoming debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is set to be a major political event, taking place on Tuesday at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. Here’s what to expect:
- Debate Format: The debate will feature a unique format where microphones are only live when it is each candidate’s turn to speak. There will be no audience present, and direct questions between the candidates are prohibited, setting the stage for a structured and formal discussion.
- Trump’s Pre-Debate Rally: In anticipation of the debate, Trump held a rally in Wisconsin, where he took the opportunity to criticize the Biden-Harris administration and express confidence in his upcoming performance. His speech aimed to solidify his base and build momentum.
- Harris’s Campaign Stop: Kamala Harris made a campaign appearance in Pittsburgh, emphasizing the importance of unity and highlighting her preparedness to face Trump in the debate. Her focus was on rallying support and addressing key issues.
- Endorsements: Both candidates have garnered significant endorsements. Trump is supported by the Fraternal Order of Police, while Harris has received backing from former Vice President Dick Cheney and his daughter, Liz Cheney. These endorsements reflect the polarized political landscape and the high stakes of the debate.
As the debate approaches, all eyes will be on Philadelphia to see how each candidate handles the high-pressure environment and the unique format of this face-off.
