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Former President Donald Trump, who previously chose not to attend the Republican primary debates, has now expressed a keen interest in engaging in a debate with President Joe Biden. This move comes as both are preparing for a potential electoral showdown this coming November.

In a statement released on Truth Social on Wednesday evening, Trump emphasized the significance of such debates for the nation. “It’s crucial for the well-being of our country that Joe Biden and I engage in a debate to discuss the pressing issues facing America and its citizens. As such, I’m extending an invitation for debates to be held anytime, anywhere, and at any place,” Trump declared.

Trump suggested that the debates could be organized by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) or its affiliate, the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), signaling his openness to any platform. He expressed anticipation for a response, concluding his message with a note of thanks for considering his proposal.

This call for debate follows the suspension of Nikki Haley’s campaign for the White House. The former Governor of South Carolina decided to withdraw after facing significant defeats to Trump in the initial primaries and the Super Tuesday contests.

Trump’s avoidance of the Republican primary debates was notable, especially as the competition narrowed. He justified his absence by pointing to his significant lead in the polls over other Republican contenders, arguing that there was no need for him to debate his party peers. Now, with his sights set on the presidential race, Trump is advocating for a direct dialogue with Biden to address the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for America.