VP Kamala Harris dodges question whether she'd debate Trump running mate

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Vice President Kamala Harris will not commit to debating former President Donald Trump's eventual running mate.

Harris dodged the question of a vice-presidential debate during a Friday interview with NBC News.

"We just got through the State of the Union. And I’m just so excited about what we accomplished last night and our president," Harris told NBC.

KAMALA HARRIS DODGES WHEN ASKED WHETHER BIDEN WILL DEBATE TRUMP: 'WE'LL GET TO THAT AT SOME POINT'

The vice-president's evasion of the question is far from unique — the question of whether anyone in the White House will go toe-to-toe with the Trump campaign this fall has been a long-unanswered question.

The question of President Biden's health and mental fitness has been a long-standing concern of both Republicans and Democrats. A presidential debate is traditionally seen as an opportunity to assess candidates' ability to think on their feet and speak under pressure.

Harris similarly refused to give a straight answer on Friday when asked whether Biden would debate Trump himself before the 2024 election.

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Trump, the 2024 GOP frontrunner and presumptive nominee, posted his offer to debate Biden on Wednesday afternoon — just hours after his final GOP challenger