VP Kamala Harris dodges question of debate against Trump running mate

Vice President Kamala Harris is not going to decide to debating former President Donald Trump’s eventual running mate.

Harris dodged the question of a vice-presidential debate throughout a Friday interview with NBC News.

“We just got through the State of the Union. And I’m just so excited about what we accomplished last night and our president,” Harris informed NBC. 

KAMALA HARRIS DODGES WHEN ASKED WHETHER BIDEN WILL DEBATE TRUMP: ‘WE’LL GET TO THAT AT SOME POINT’

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks exterior the White House in Washington, D.C. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

The vice-president’s evasion of the question is way from distinctive — the question of whether or not anybody within the White House will go toe-to-toe with the Trump marketing campaign this fall has been a long-unanswered question.

The question of President Biden’s well being and psychological health has been a long-standing concern of each Republicans and Democrats. A presidential debate is historically seen as a chance to evaluate candidates’ potential to assume on their toes and converse beneath strain.

Harris equally refused to offer a straight reply on Friday when requested whether or not Biden would debate Trump himself earlier than the 2024 election.

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President Joe Biden speaks at a marketing campaign rally in Virginia. (Biden speaks at a rally in Virginia)

Trump, the 2024 GOP frontrunner and presumptive nominee, posted his supply to debate Biden on Wednesday afternoon — simply hours after his ultimate GOP challenger Nikki Haley suspended her marketing campaign.

Referencing Trump’s problem, ABC News correspondent Mary Bruce requested Harris whether or not Biden would decide to debating his probably rival.

Harris as a substitute pivoted to a dialogue of Thursday evening’s State of the Union tackle and claimed that Biden had efficiently portrayed himself as “passionate” and “principled.”

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“But given what you argue is at stake here, will you take the chance to show voters more of what they saw last night to take on Trump directly in debates?” Bruce pressed.

“We’ll get to that at some point, and we’ll deal with that,” Harris replied. “But the point is, right now, on this day after the State of the Union, I think the president laid down the facts for the American people in terms of what’s at stake. And I thought he did an extraordinary job.”

Fox News Digital’s Nikolas Lanum contributed to this report.