Biden taunts, challenges Trump… and Donald accepts

Joe Biden, deviating from the usual tradition of holding presidential debates closer to election time, has proposed that the former president take part in two debates: one in June and the other in September.

It looks like Biden’s wish has been granted, as Donald Trump has accepted the invitation!

Joe Biden invited Donald Trump to a face-to-face debate, via a video posted on social networks.

In the latter, the president points out that Trump has lost two debates to him since 2020 and that he hasn’t participated in any other debate since.

Biden accuses Trump of behaving as if he wants another debate without doing anything about it, and suggests he turn his words into actions.

The current President of the United States also mocked his opponent, suggesting that the dates of the debates would coincide with breaks in his legal proceedings (i.e. Wednesday, the break day of his criminal trial).

As expected, Trump responded on Truth Social, saying he was ready.

The first debate will be held on June 27 on CNN, while the second will take place on September 10 on the ABC network.

These two presidential debates are sure to generate interest among Democrats and Republicans alike, in the run-up to the US presidential election, scheduled for November 5.