In a recent turn of events, Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign faced rejection after pushing to change the debate rules for her upcoming face-off with former President Donald Trump, scheduled for September 10. Harris’ team reportedly sought to remove a rule that mutes the microphone of the candidate not actively responding to a question. The campaign’s aim appeared to be to allow Trump to speak out of turn, hoping he might interrupt Harris and potentially tarnish his own image in the eyes of the viewers.
However, ABC executives stood firm, deciding that the rules applied during the Trump-Biden debate on CNN would remain in place for this debate as well. This decision ensures that the candidates’ microphones will be muted when it’s not their turn to speak, making it impossible for Trump to interrupt Harris while she’s addressing the moderators’ questions.
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According to an internal network email reviewed by The New York Post, the debate rules are clearly defined. The email highlights that there will be no audience present, no use of pre-written notes or props, and strict enforcement of muted microphones. The only items allowed on stage will be a pen, a pad of paper, and a bottle of water.
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