Strict guidelines in place for the highly-anticipated debate
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are gearing up for their first presidential debate, which will be broadcast on ABC News. The candidates will have to adhere to six strict rules, including muted microphones when not speaking.
Debate details and concerns for Harris' team
The debate, scheduled to take place at Philadelphia's National Constitution Centre, will last for 90 minutes with no live audience. Harris' campaign team is reportedly concerned about the rule that prohibits them from questioning each other during the debate.
Muted microphones causing a stir
Harris had planned to fact-check and question Trump directly during the debate, but the rule on muted microphones has forced her team to rethink their strategy. The candidates will have limited time for questions, rebuttals, and closing statements behind their respective lecterns.
Strategists' perspectives and preparations for the face-off
Democratic strategists have mixed views on the debate rules, with some believing it will hinder Biden's former campaign tactics and others seeing it as a way to prevent Trump from engaging in disruptive behavior. Harris is advised to stay on message and be quick in her responses during the debate.
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