'Rigged So Heavily': Lara Trump Dismisses Biden Debates Despite Father-In-Law's Co-Sign
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The Republican National Committee co-chair said the "scales are always tipped against" the former president, who agreed to debate his Democratic rival.
Republican National Committee co-chair Lara Trump took less than 24 hours to dismiss the “rigged” debates that her father-in-law Donald Trump signed on for with President Joe Biden on Wednesday.
Fox News’ Sean Hannity spoke with the RNC co-chair about the Biden campaign’s requests for the debate before sharing his own proposals: no notes, muting moderators after questions and no teleprompter (Donald Trump used teleprompters despite prior criticism of former President Barack Obama).
“But the fact that your father-in-law has said yes to two liberal networks and Fox, I think is fair,” said Hannity, referring to Trump agreeing to CNN and ABC debates while proposing a Fox News debate Biden didn’t agree to.
Lara Trump, who claimed that the former president “called their bluff” by OK’ing the debates, took aim at Biden’s video challenge before claiming the “scales are always tipped against” her father-in-law who she described as unafraid.
She later responded to Hannity’s claims that Biden is colluding with the “media mob” to dictate rules for the debates.
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