Trump’s Stance on Future Debates and Immunity Claim

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Former President Donald Trump has expressed his willingness to participate in debates with President Biden and other potential Republican contenders. In an interview, Trump stated that he would consider debating a Republican opponent if the race were close. He also expressed enthusiasm for the prospect of debating Biden, suggesting that he would look forward to engaging in ten debates.

However, the Republican National Committee (RNC) has taken a different stance on this matter. In 2022, the RNC voted unanimously to ban GOP presidential nominees from participating in debates organized by the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD). The RNC criticized the commission for refusing to consider reforms, such as hosting debates before voting begins and selecting moderators who have never worked for candidates on the debate stage.

Despite the RNC’s decision, Trump has not ruled out participating in primary debates. In the past, he has cited his substantial lead in the polls as a reason for not attending primary debates. Trump has also faced criticism from his Republican opponents for avoiding debates and questions on stage.

In a recent interview, Trump claimed that he would leave peacefully after a second term in the White House, despite his alleged efforts to alter the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. However, all but one of the lawsuits Trump and his allies filed in states challenging election results or election integrity were eventually dismissed, dropped, or failed in court.

The article also highlights the ongoing debate surrounding Trump’s immunity claim. While Trump has argued that he should be granted immunity for his actions as president, the Supreme Court has declined to fast-track his immunity dispute. This decision has raised questions about the potential consequences of Trump’s legal battles and the impact they may have on his political future.