Tulsi Gabbard Warns Trump Against Underestimating Kamala Harris' Debate Skills
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The former congresswoman has reportedly been helping the GOP presidential nominee prepare for the Sept. 10 face-off.
Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) on Sunday warned Donald Trump that Kamala Harris “is not to be underestimated” in the ABC News debate next week.
In an interview with CNN’s “State of the Union,” Gabbard was asked to assess whether the vice president could prove a challenge for former President Trump on the debate stage as Harris’ campaign has noted they expect him to be a “formidable opponent.”
“Yeah, I think Kamala Harris has a lot of experience,” Gabbard replied. “She is not to be underestimated.”
Gabbard argued the debate will offer an opportunity for voters to compare and contrast the two candidates’ records, noting Harris’ four years of service as vice president in Joe Biden’s administration.
Gabbard has been helping Trump prepare for the Sept. 10 face-off. The former Hawaii congresswoman shared the stage with Harris during a debate amid the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, when she also ran for president. She dropped out in March 2020 and offered Biden her “full support.”
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