Lara Trump trolled as she brags Trump ready to face Kamala Harris after he tried to chicken out of debate

Donald Trump called for a change to a more favorable debate venue after Kamala Harris was announced as the Democratic nominee
Lara Trump said that Donald Trump is ready to take on face Kamala Harris for the scheduled debate (Getty Images)
Lara Trump said that Donald Trump is ready to take on face Kamala Harris for the scheduled debate (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Republican National Committee co-chair Lara Trump said Donald Trump is ready to take on Vice President Kamala Harris "anytime, anywhere, anyplace" after the former president hinted that he would skip the scheduled ABC debate.

Trump demanded a move to a preferred debate venue after Vice President Joe Biden said that he would not be the Democratic nominee for president, as per Raw Story.

Lara Trump says Donald Trump is ready to face Kamala Harris

Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social, "Now that Joe has, not surprisingly, has quit the race, I think the Debate, with whomever the Radical Left Democrats choose, should be held on Fox News, rather than very biased ABC."



 

Fox News host Martha MacCallum told Lara Trump, "I saw a post from former President Trump saying, you know, putting some question marks on the ABC September debate, which was supposed to be against Joe Biden again, and now I guess would be against Kamala Harris, also suggesting that maybe [Fox News] would do that debate."

She questioned, "Is that debate in flux? Is it a question mark now, Lara?"



 

Lara Trump emphasized that her father-in-law would not withdraw from the ABC debate. She said, "I think as far as Donald Trump has always said, anytime, anywhere, anyplace, he is willing to talk to the American people any opportunity he gets, and he's happy to go on a debate stage."

She added, "Donald Trump is not scared of a debate with Kamala Harris."

Internet trolls Lara Trump as she says Trump is ready to face Kamala Harris

Social media users mocked Lara Trump as she said that Donald Trump was ready to take on Vice President Kamala Harris "anytime, anywhere, anyplace."

Few people said that Trump is actually terrified to face Kamala Harris while some said that Kamal Harris will end up grilling Trump during the debate.

Some online comments read, "'Donald Trump is not scared of a debate with Kamala Harris.' That all but confirms that Trump will drop out of the Sept. scheduled debate" while one added, "Not just scared, terrified."

Pictured (L-R): Lara Trump, Donald Trump (Getty Images)
Lara Trump said Donald Trump was ready to take on Kamala Harris 'anytime, anywhere, anyplace' (Getty Images)

A person also stated, "You're closer to the truth if you go with the opposite of what MAGA's say. I refuse to believe they are so easily fooled by Trump. I believe they are just as dishonest as their anointed God Trump" whereas one mentioned, "Kamala Harris will have him throwing plates with ketchup at the walls."

A user commented, "'Donald Trump is not scared of a debate with Kamala Harris.' He should be. She doesn't have dementia like Trump does" while one stated, "Make Trump debate without his shoes."

A person said, "Harris is not Joe Biden, all do respect to him. She's young, smart as hell, was a terrific Prosecutor and knows how to address people on any stage" whereas one wrote, "Kamala is gonna make mincemeast of him!"

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