As the September 10 presidential debate looms closer, Kamala Harris can’t stop challenging the ABC debate rules. Former President Donald Trump has announced that he’s fine with the set rules, writing on Truth Social that “the rules will be the same as the last CNN debate, which seemed to work out well for everyone.” The rules will be close to the terms used by CNN for the June 27 debate, which includes that microphones will be muted as the other candidate speaks and no studio audience will be present. However, Harris doesn’t want the muted mic. “On the one side, you have Harris claiming we need to change the rules, there’s a live mic, and the Trump campaign right now saying, 'No, we’re not going to change the rules,'” Blaze Media editor in chief Matthew Peterson explains. Center for American Liberty founder and Trump campaign surrogate Harmeet Dhillon believes this is telling of Kamala’s strategy. “What it does tell you very clearly is that Kamala Harris intends to rely on gimmicks to get herself past this debate. I'm sure it terrifies her to sit down with or stand up with and have to debate the master of debating in this particular format,” Dhillon tells Jill Savage and Peterson. “In this case, what she wants with the open mic is to be able to do her tired girl boss trope, to interrupt him when he makes a comment about her and say, ‘I’m speaking, it’s my turn, I’m claiming my time,’ whatever platitude you want to plug in there,” Dhillon explains. “She’s also relying on having to need notes, be seated,” she continues, noting that Kamala also likely wants to have her “comfort governor Tim Walz” around to “help her out and hold her hand.” “No, she’s a big girl, and the president of the United States is expected to stand toe to toe with the worst despots, demagogues, dictators, and evil people in the world. And they have to be able to do that without crutches, without gimmicks, without props, and without calling a lifeline,” she adds.To hear more, watch the video below: Want more from Blaze News Tonight?To enjoy more provocative opinions, expert analysis, and breaking stories you won’t see anywhere else, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

FF14 Dawntrail might have divided opinions with its slightly lower-stakes story and the sideline role for its core cast, but there’s one aspect everyone seems in unison on. The combat content in the MMORPG’s new expansion - dungeons, trials, raids, savages, and extremes alike - has all been incredibly well received. It combines the inventive and flashy designs seen during Endwalker with more unique and challenging mechanics, and it's a ton of fun as a result. At Gamescom 2024, I sat down with game director Naoki Yoshida to ask about his plans for the upcoming patches, which include the FF11-adjacent alliance raid and new 24-player savage content. Continue reading FF14 director Yoshida has big plans to build on Dawntrail’s combat MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best MMOs, FF14 Dawntrail release date, FF14 Island Sanctuary guide

Razer has announced its latest Xbox-licensed and PC-ready game controller, the Wolverine V3 Pro. Featuring dual-mode triggers that offer analog smoothness or mouse click response, the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro is packed with high-end hardware but comes with a hefty price to match. The Razer Wolverine has long been among the best PC controller options on the market, with its premium build and features, though they've often been on the expensive side. Sadly, the Wolverine V3 Pro doesn't break that trend, but if you're after a top-class controller, it might be the one for you. Continue reading Razer’s new Wolverine V3 Pro controller is turning into a gaming mouse MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Razer Viper V2 Pro review, Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) review, Best gaming mouse

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