WASHINGTON ( NewsNation) — Claiming ABC News was blatantly partisan in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris going into the presidential debate, a Republican senator is demanding the network turn over any communications it exchanged with Harris’ campaign before she took the stage with former President Donald Trump.

Trump stepped off the debate stage in Atlanta having watched Joe Biden deliver a disjointed, whispery performance.

Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) has issued a letter to ABC News demanding it reveal any communication it had with Vice President Kamala Harris‘s campaign ahead of last week’s presidential debate that held “blatant partiality.

Senate Republican Whip John Thune (N.D.), the No. 2-ranking Senate GOP leader, says former President Trump should agree to a second debate with Vice President Harris. Thune, a leading candidate to

Vice President Kamala Harris has established a commanding lead over former President Donald Trump in Rhode Island in the two months since she became the Democratic nominee, according to a new survey released Wednesday.

Democrats who were once satisfied with Vice President Harris’s low-key media strategy would like to see her ramp up her appearances in the final weeks of the presidential campaign. While questions build around Harris’s lack of discussion about her policy proposals — including this week after her interview with a panel of journalists representing

Vice President Harris has avoided getting into the nitty-gritty of detailed policy positions as she seeks to win over centrist voters from former President Trump. While the vice president has outlined a tax plan and has proposals to lower housing costs and to combat price gouging,