Donald Trump Will Likely Hate This GOP Debate Rule – SheKnows

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The Republican Party is establishing some strict rules for their upcoming presidential debates for the primaries. Most of the rules are there to reduce the talent pool on the stage so candidates have to qualify to get into televised events, but that’s not a problem for Donald Trump. What could be an issue for him are two pledges that he, and every GOP opponent, will have to sign.

The first pledge states that the contender “will support whoever the GOP eventually nominates for president,” according to The Daily Beast, while others affirm that they will “refuse to participate in any general election debate organized by Commission for Presidential Debates.” In theory, it sounds like a good idea to give each candidate a level-playing field, but it’s asking a lot of Donald Trump when it comes to the support of the Republican Party. It was his late first wife, Ivana Trump, who told the world that her ex “hate to be a loser.”

If his legal problems stop his third run for president and someone else is nominated, Donald Trump may be far from being asked to support another candidate. Conversely, there is a lot of anti-Trump sentiment in the GOP and they may not want to support a Donald Trump candidacy again. The Daily Beast thinks he’ll sign the loyalty pledge, but back out of that pledge if he’s not nominated because he’s “too comfortable with lies.”

However, there are times when the former president reneges on the pledge of allegiance before he even gets to the debate stage. And if Donald Trump isn’t there, the Republican Party knows “debate viewership will increase.” It’s a no-win situation for the GOP trying to emerge from the post-Donald Trump era with Donald Trump still in the picture.

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