In a significant turn of events, Senator Kamala Harris is gaining traction among Republicans, potentially posing a challenge to President Donald Trump in the upcoming debates, according to the latest poll data. The pollster's revelations have sent shockwaves through both political camps, raising speculation about Harris' ability to pit her debate skills against Trump's. The recent remarks from Democratic fellow contender Senator Elizabeth Warren only further solidify the belief that Harris could "wipe the floor" with Trump on the debate stage.

Harris' increasing popularity among Republicans marks a surprising shift in the political landscape, with poll numbers indicating a noticeable willingness among GOP supporters to break ranks with their party leader. The pollster's data highlights a growing divergence between Trump and key Republican constituents, with Harris seemingly attracting the attention and support of a significant portion of the Republican base.

Following the release of the poll data, a senior advisor to Harris openly criticized Trump's debate team, accusing them of attempting to stifle the President in the upcoming debates. With the specter of Trump's controversial remarks and potential volatility, Harris' advisor believes that Trump's handlers are trying to "keep him muted" to avoid any potential debate blunders.

Adding fuel to the fire, veteran Democratic strategist James Carville has put forth a provocative proposal for the debates, taunting Trump by suggesting it should take place "when he's in an ankle bracelet." Carville's barbed remark alludes to legal issues surrounding the President while playfully challenging him to confront Harris on equal ground during the debate.

As the debate season approaches, all eyes will be on Harris and her potential to disrupt Trump's campaign strategy. With increasing excitement among Republicans and a strong endorsement from Warren, Harris' performance in the upcoming debates could have a decisive impact on the political landscape leading up to the 2020 presidential election.