Former Trump White House counselor Kellyanne Conway says the controversy stage is a “natural habitat” for the ex-president, so he can be tempted to hitch the primary GOP candidates debate in August.

She stated Donald Trump, who stated he would possibly skip the session in Milwaukee, is probably going drawing out the suspense.

“If I were you, I would keep that center podium warm because maybe he’ll make the announcement the day of,” Ms. Conway stated Monday on Fox News. “You just never know.”

Mr. Trump has questioned whether or not it's crucial for him to face robust questioning, given his lead, and says Fox News moderators can be biased towards him.

“On the one hand, he’s acting like a front-runner,” Ms. Conway stated. “He’s way ahead. What does he have to gain by going?”

“On the other hand, that’s a natural habitat for him,” she stated.

Ms. Conway pointed to Mr. Trump’s first debate in August 2015 in Cleveland, which propelled him towards the nomination and White House.

“He got center stage, he never lost it, became the nominee and indeed the president,” she stated.

Mr. Trump’s rivals are scolding him for waffling about his look.

“We’re going to go in there, and he should be on that stage because he owes it to the Republican Party voters to get on the stage, defend his record and talk about his vision for the future,” former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie instructed Newsmax this month.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who usually ranks second behind Mr. Trump in main polling, stated Mr. Trump must earn the nomination and “should show up and make his case and answer questions like the rest of us.”

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