Tulsi Gabbard gives Trump last-minute advice for debate with Kamala Harris
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50% Medium Conservative
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55% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
50% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-15% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
39% : The former Congresswoman for Hawaii has been informally coaching Trump in the lead-up to the ABC debate, after endorsing the former president on August 26.23% : Gabbard warned that Harris is "talented on the debate stage" and that Trump should not focus too much on trying to provoke her, and instead concentrate on her record as President Joe Biden's right-hand woman.
19% : "Gabbard is one of several people on the team advising Trump ahead of the debate; Matt Gaetz is also helping the Republican nominee by firing practice questions at him on his weakest issues, such as his convictions, and abortion.
15% : As with the June CNN debate between Trump and Biden, there will be no live audience, and the candidates' microphones will be muted except when each is given their turn to speak.
13% : Harris and Trump will be barred from asking each other questions, according to ABC, which will be only delivered by the debate's two moderators.
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