Mary Trump Advises Kamala Harris to Focus on Debunking Donald Trump’s Lies in Upcoming Debate

As the highly anticipated September 10th presidential debate approaches, Mary Trump, niece of former President Donald Trump, has offered some strategic advice to Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump, a known critic of her uncle, believes Harris should leverage her experience as a prosecutor to counter Donald Trump’s claims during the debate.

Speaking with USA Today, Mary Trump advised Harris to focus on debunking her uncle’s inaccurate statements rather than solely focusing on policy plans. She described the election as a contest between a prosecutor and a criminal, a tactic that has been central to Harris’ campaign strategy.

“Honestly, my advice to her would be keep doing what you’re doing. I think the setup of the prosecutor versus the criminal is right in her wheelhouse, but she has also proven not to be afraid to mock Donald because he deserves our mockery,” Mary Trump told the outlet.

Trump also emphasized the importance of real-time fact-checking. She believes Harris needs to address Donald Trump’s lies directly, highlighting the danger his vision poses to America. This approach, according to Trump, will allow viewers to see Donald Trump for who he truly is – a “petty, small, insecure, weak man.”

Both Harris and Donald Trump have been preparing for the debate, with Harris engaging in practice debates at her alma mater, Howard University. The debate is set to take place in Philadelphia and will be broadcast by ABC.

This advice from Mary Trump comes at a crucial juncture as the debate could significantly influence the upcoming elections. Harris’ prosecutorial background could be a significant asset in challenging Donald Trump’s claims, while a focus on fact-checking could ensure the debate remains centered on substantive issues rather than unfounded claims. The debate is eagerly awaited as it could shape the narrative for the rest of the campaign.

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