Jason Miller suggests ‘sinister’ plans in play with Harris fighting debate rules

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Former President Donald Trump’s senior adviser, Jason Miller, argued there are “sinister” intentions behind a request by Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign to change the rules for the next presidential debate.

The report about the Harris campaign’s request was released Monday, which stated her campaign is requesting the microphones of both candidates be turned on throughout the entire debate rather than muting a candidate’s microphone when their opponent is talking. Miller noted that this report was released on the third anniversary of the Kabul Airport attack, which left 13 service members dead, during the Biden administration’s Afghanistan withdrawal, and said the debate rules were created by the Harris campaign in the first place.

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