MSNBCStung by his own chaotic debate performance, Trump is backing down from having a 'rematch'
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- Politician Portrayal
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44% : Trump wrote on Truth Social.42% : Just minutes after the debate wrapped, the jubilant Harris campaign called for a second debate, while Trump -- who had boasted in March that he was up for a debate "ANYTIME, ANYWHERE, ANYPLACE" -- began waffling almost immediately.
41% : but right now we have to determine whether or not we'd want to do it," Trump said.
35% : Trump asked, claiming Harris was "beaten badly" at Tuesday's faceoff, even though reporters and pundits have largely declared the Democrat the winner.
28% : "Every Poll has us WINNING, in one case, 92-8, so why would I do a Rematch?"On Wednesday afternoon, Trump was even more erratic when asked about a second debate.
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