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President Trump’s presidency has ticked off many firsts, between being impeached over nothing-burgers, and being the first billionaire in office, taking a pay cut to run the country, and the first president in over a century to not own a pet.
It’s possible he will add another first to the list in 2020.
Trump is exploring the possibilities of sitting out the general election debates in 2020 because he allegedly does not trust the commissioner who runs them.
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“President Trump is discussing with his advisers the possibility of sitting out the general election debates in 2020 because of his misgivings about the commission that oversees them, “The New York Times reported Thursday, citing its forever-anonymous sources.
The president’s alleged hesitation over attending the 2020 election debates is reportedly rooted in his distrust of the Commission on Presidential Debates.
Formed in 1987, the commission is a corporate-sponsored non-profit that organizes and produces debates, and, more notably, chooses the debate moderators.
