Well, howdy there internet people, it's Miss Bowe again. So today we're going to talk about

Trump, Harris, and the September 10th presidential debate, the one that was originally scheduled

between Biden and Trump and how things are shaping up.

Trump has come out in a non-committal fashion saying, and I quote,

if you're got to have a debate, you got to do it. I think before the votes are cast, I think it's very important that you do that.

So the answer is yes. But I can also make a case for not doing it.

The Trump campaign has said that he will ultimately debate

whoever the Democratic nominee is, but Harris has accused him of backtracking.

But she's made it really clear. She's going to be there. She's going to present her policies and whether he's there or not she's going to go and

going. So there's been some discussion about perceived notions or

or potential reasons that the Trump campaign may be holding back or maybe concerned that Trump shows up.

He has a tendency to make off-the-cuff remarks, attacks, things that can be considered racist or sexist, and the GOP is concerned that could drive

voters toward Harris and away from the Trump camp.

It's a legit concern.

With President Harris casting Trump as afraid,

it almost ensures he will show.

He is not going to be seen as a coward.

He is not going to be seen as weak.

He'll be there.

And it's important that he does show.

This may be the only presidential debate that we get.

This may be the only time for them to really shine

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