Former President Donald Trump's niece, Mary Trump, has weighed in on Vice President Kamala Harris' debate strategy against the Republican frontrunner during an interview at the Democratic convention in Chicago this week. Known for her vocal criticism of her uncle's time in office, Mary Trump is now offering some advice to Harris ahead of the early September debate. One key suggestion from Mary Trump is for Harris to lean into her background as a prosecutor on the debate stage.

Mary Trump commended Harris for her approach and recommended that she continue doing what she has been doing. She emphasized that the setup of a prosecutor versus a criminal is well-suited to Harris' strengths. Mary Trump added that Harris should not hesitate to mock Donald Trump, stating that he deserves such ridicule. She expressed her support for Harris referring to him simply as "Donald," as she believes he no longer deserves anyone's respect.

Harris' campaign has already adopted a prominent strategy of framing the election as a face-off between a prosecutor and a felon. This approach gained traction after President Joe Biden's exit from the race. Mary Trump echoed this sentiment and suggested that Harris prioritize fact-checking and calling out the false claims made by the former president instead of focusing solely on laying out policy proposals.

According to Mary Trump, Harris needs to understand the importance of real-time fact-checking. She believes that Harris should focus on exposing Donald Trump's falsehoods and showcasing the dangers of his vision for America. Mary Trump asserted that Harris should not worry excessively about outlining Democratic party policies but rather concentrate on highlighting Donald Trump's "nonsense" and the inherent risks it poses.

Mary Trump also expressed her belief that the upcoming debate would be an opportunity for the American people to witness Donald Trump's true nature. She described him as a "petty, small, insecure, weak man" and expected that the debate would reveal these characteristics to a broader audience.

As both candidates prepare for the September presidential debate, their strategies differ. While Trump seeks advice from advisors and friends, including ex-U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, Harris is engaging in mock debates at her alma mater, Howard University. The anticipation builds as the nation awaits the face-off between Harris and Trump, where her prosecutor background will be put to the test in confronting his claims.

In the coming weeks, Americans will witness a clash of strategies, ideas, and approaches as Vice President Harris aims to counter Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric. The debate will not only provide a platform for Harris to showcase her expertise as a prosecutor but also serve as an opportunity to expose the falsehoods and dangers posed by the former president's vision for the nation.