In a shocking twist that has ruffled the feathers of political pundits and delighting cartoon aficionados alike, former President Donald Trump announced he may not attend the highly anticipated ABC debate with Vice President Kamala Harris. Instead, he hinted he might "just watch cartoons" for the evening, leaving reporters scrambling to find out whether he meant classic 90s animations or the latest episodes of "The Real Housewives of the White House." During a recent appearance, Trump expressed mixed feelings about attending the debate, stating, "Why would I want to face Kamala when I could be binge-watching the latest antics of Bugs Bunny? At least he knows how to dodge a bullet—unlike ABC, who can’t seem to dodge a bad question." Sources close to Trump indicated that the former president had been particularly enamored with cartoons featuring heroic characters. “He’s been really into Wile E. Coyote lately,” one insider revealed, “I think he feels a kinship with the character's relentless pursuit of success despite constant failures.” Meanwhile, Vice President Harris has been preparing for the debate by watching reruns of “Veep” for inspiration on how to handle a potentially absent opponent. Friends have noted that she appears unfazed by the possibility of Trump’s no-show, confidently stating, "I could debate the wall by myself if I needed to. At least it has some interesting points." In a recent Twitter post, Trump added, “Debating Harris? More like debating whether to watch 'The Jetsons' or 'Scooby-Doo.' Tough choice!” Critics are split on whether his remarks are a strategic move or simply another instance of Trump flouting convention. Political analysts have started speculating on what might happen if he indeed decides to skip the debate. “It could open the door for Kamala to deliver her best performance yet—while simultaneously hosting a cartoon marathon,” one analyst remarked. As the debate date approaches, viewers are left wondering if they’ll tune in to watch democracy in action or find Trump sharing his popcorn recipes while enjoying his favorite animated antics. In a world where politics and cartoons seem increasingly intertwined, one thing is for certain: no matter the outcome, this election season is bound to be more colorful than ever.