'I’d refuse if I were her': Internet mocks Kamala Harris as she dodges question on vice-presidential debate

Donald Trump announced his willingness on March 6 to debate President Joe Biden
People on the internet trolled VP Kamala Harris as she avoided the topic of a vice-presidential debate during an interview (Getty Images)
People on the internet trolled VP Kamala Harris as she avoided the topic of a vice-presidential debate during an interview (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Vice President Kamala Harris avoided the topic of a vice-presidential debate with the Republican nominee in an NBC News interview on Friday, March 8.

Harris dodged the question of debating the eventual running partner of former President Donald Trump and stated, "We just got through the State of the Union. And I’m just so excited about what we accomplished last night and our president."

Kamal Harris avoids questions related to the debate

Similarly, Harris evaded answering directly on Friday when asked if President Joe Biden would take on Trump in a debate before the 2024 election. The vice president's avoidance of the topic is by no means unusual; it has long been unclear whether any member of the White House will challenge the Trump campaign head-to-head this fall.

Notably, concerns of Republicans and Democrats about President Biden's health and mental state have existed for a considerable amount of time. A presidential debate is typically viewed as a chance to evaluate the candidates' reflexes and under-pressure speaking abilities. 

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Kamala Harris evaded answering directly on Friday when asked if Joe Biden would take on Donald Trump in a debate before the 2024 election (Getty Images)

Moreover, the GOP front-runner for 2024, Donald Trump, announced his willingness to debate Joe Biden on Wednesday afternoon, only a few hours after Nikki Haley, his last opponent, had withdrawn her candidacy.

Regarding Trump's challenge, ABC News correspondent Mary Bruce questioned Harris about Biden's commitment to go off against his most likely opponent. Harris, at first, dodged the question and shifted focus to the President's State of the Union address praising Biden's "passionate" performance.

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It has long been unclear whether any member of the White House will challenge the Trump campaign head-to-head this fall (Getty Images)

Bruce asked, "But given what you argue is at stake here, will you take the chance to show voters more of what they saw last night to take on Trump directly in debates?" to which Harris replied, "We'll get to that at some point, and we'll deal with that."

She added, "But the point is, right now, on this day after the State of the Union, I think the president laid down the facts for the American people in terms of what's at stake. And I thought he did an extraordinary job."

Internet mocks Kamal Harris for dodging question on vice-presidential debate

People on the internet trolled VP Kamala Harris as she avoided the topic of a vice-presidential debate in an NBC News interview. A user on X wrote, "I’d refuse if I were her," whereas one said, "They can’t go toe-to-toe with their opponents! They’d get crushed and they know it!"



 



 

A user also wrote, "That would be so fun to watch!" while one mentioned, "She knows, whoever, it is, they will wipe the floor with her."



 



 

Another person stated, "She can’t it would show up Joe at every turn besides she would have to be sober," while one added, "She couldn’t win a debate with herself."



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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