Trump may not be the only Republican candidate to skip next GOP primary debate

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Vivek Ramaswamy may join former President Donald Trump in skipping out on the third GOP presidential nomination debate, which is to be held Nov. 8 in Miami.

Former President Donald Trump may not be the only 2024 Republican contender to rule out participating in next month's third GOP presidential nomination debate in Florida. Vivek Ramaswamy would not commit to the Nov. 8 showdown in Miami. 'I’m considering my options,' the multimillionaire biotech entrepreneur and first-time presidential candidate told Fox News on Wednesday after filing to place his name on the presidential primary ballot in New Hampshire.

Trump, who remains the commanding polling and fundraising front-runner for the Republican nomination as he makes his third straight White House run, pointed to his enormous lead over his large field of rivals as he skipped the first two debates. Late last month, Trump campaign adviser Chris LaCivita said Trump would not take the stage at the third debate.

Trump's campaign is calling for all future debates to be canceled and that the Republican National Committee – which is organizing the debates – should 'refocus its manpower and money' on defeating Democrats in next year's election. As first reported last month by Fox News, the RNC raised the polling and donor thresholds that 2024 primary candidates must reach to make the stage at the third debate.

Ramaswamy on Wednesday reiterated that he's reached the criteria for the third debate but may join Trump in opting out. His campaign has been having internal discussions about whether he should participate in the Miami showdown.

Ramaswamy was joined onstage at the second debate by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, former U.N. Ambassador and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, former Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, former Vice President Mike Pence and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum. Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who qualified for the first debate, fell short and failed to make the stage at the second showdown.

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