Katherine Doyle is a White House reporter for NBC News.
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump’s campaign is calling for more presidential debates to be held between him and President Joe Biden, and for the proposed face-offs to begin as early as possible to ensure that more Americans “have a full chance” to see the candidates in action before they cast their ballot.
Trump, who declined to participate in any of the Republican primary debates, has said he is willing to go head-to-head with Biden “anytime, anyplace and anywhere,” starting “now.” The letter comes amid speculation over whether the candidates will take part in a traditional debate at all. Biden has not yet publicly committed to debating Trump in the general election, saying in March that it “depends on his behavior.
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