Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for the US presidency, has called out her Republican rival, Donald Trump, for allegedly trying to avoid a second debate. Harris made these comments during a fundraiser in New York, where she accepted an invitation to debate Trump on CNN, but Trump has rejected the offer. Harris believes that a second debate is necessary to give American voters a chance to compare the candidates' positions on the issues.

Harris's comments come at a time when the presidential race is neck-and-neck, with polls showing a narrow lead for the Democratic nominee. The stakes are high, as the next president will have a significant impact on the country's future. Harris believes that a second debate will allow her to showcase her policies and vision for the country, which she thinks will resonate with voters.

The debate has been a subject of controversy since Joe Biden dropped out of the race, leaving Harris as the sole Democratic nominee. The single scheduled debate between Harris and Trump was seen as a turning point in the race, with Harris performing well and Trump struggling. However, the debate did not move the polls as much as the Harris campaign had hoped, and she is still working to introduce herself to American voters.

Harris believes that a second debate will give her the opportunity to do just that. She plans to use the debate to highlight her economic policies, which are gaining popularity among voters. According to polls, Harris is steadily gaining trust among voters on the key issue of the economy, which has traditionally been a strong point for the Republican party.

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