Staff Reports
Former President Donald Trump may be making a grand entrance back onto the debate stage, according to an exclusive report from TMZ. Secret Service agents were reportedly seen checking out the venue for the next Republican primary debate, which will take place on December 6 at the Moody Music Building Concert Hall at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The presence of Secret Service personnel at the venue could only mean one thing – former President Trump might just be ready to go head-to-head with his Republican rivals.
This news comes as no surprise, as Trump has been known to shake things up in the political world. In the past, he has chosen to bypass the previous three Republican debates, opting to do his own thing instead. During one of the debates, he even accused Fox News of bias and sat down for an interview with Tucker Carlson instead. Talk about a power move!
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Not showing up to the debates has sparked criticism from his competitors, but that hasn’t seemed to faze Trump. He has continued to dominate the polls, both nationally and in key early states like Iowa and New Hampshire. It’s clear that the American people still have a hunger for Trump’s straight-talking, no-nonsense approach to politics.
If Trump does decide to take the debate stage, he will be met by none other than Megyn Kelly, who has been chosen as one of the moderators. Talk about a blast from the past! Who could forget that infamous moment during the 2016 campaign when Kelly asked Trump about his derogatory comments towards women? Trump’s witty response – “Only Rosie O’Donnell” – had the crowd roaring with laughter. It’s safe to say that a Trump vs. Kelly showdown would be nothing short of entertaining.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story. One thing’s for sure – Trump knows how to make a grand entrance, and the next debate just might be his stage.
