Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are gearing up for their debate on Sept. 10 as part of the Democratic national convention. Trump is using his unconventional style of debate preparation, consulting with advisers and friends, including former debate opponent Tulsi Gabbard. Gabbard, who previously criticized Harris during a primary debate in 2019, is helping Trump hone his debate skills. Despite his past success in debates, Trump is still meeting with policy advisors to prepare for the upcoming event. On the other hand, Harris is taking a more traditional approach to debate preparation, including mock debates at Howard University, her alma mater. Philippe Reines is helping Harris simulate debates by portraying Trump, a role he previously held for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. Harris is also working with a small group of advisors who have known her for a long time. The debate between Trump and Harris is set to take place in Philadelphia and will be sponsored by ABC News. Both candidates are preparing rigorously for the upcoming event, hoping to make a strong impression on voters.
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Preparing for their first debate: Trump and Harris gear up for showdown
