According to Eviralnews, quoted by this American media, Donald Trump, the former President of the United States and the Republican candidate in the elections, faced fundamental challenges during his Tuesday night debate with Kamala Harris, the Vice President of the United States and the Democratic candidate.
According to IRNA, this report added: During the debate, Trump was trying to control the situation by returning the issues to Joe Biden, the President of the United States of America, and even in a part of the debate, he angrily addressed the issue of Democrats' pressure to remove Biden from continuing his election campaign. Kurd: They threw him out of the campaign like a dog. We don't even know. Is he our president? We have a president who doesn't know he's alive. Harris replied: It is important to remind the former president that he is not running against Joe Biden, but competing with me.
Showing her poise and skills as a former prosecutor, Harris made a compelling case against Trump, attacking him passionately on abortion, immigration and foreign policy, according to the report. Harris even said during part of the debate that world leaders were “laughing” at Trump.
Referring to Harris' preparation and use of debate techniques, the Washington Post emphasized: unlike the previous debate (Trump and Biden debate), this time it was Trump who showed signs of weakness in his age. Harris clearly knew what Trump's hot spots were. The discipline that Trump initially managed to maintain crumbled when Harris raised issues that made his ego seem particularly fragile.
According to this report, Harris criticized the neglect of important issues in Trump's speeches and his focus on imaginary and baseless issues. are going to talk People are starting to leave his gatherings due to fatigue and boredom (from Trump's words). The only thing you don't hear him talk about is you. His words are “the same old boring game, a bunch of lies and complaints.”
Noting that last night's debate was Trump's seventh presidential debate, the Washington Post emphasized that all the lessons he learned from his previous debates didn't help against an opponent who is likely more skilled than anyone he's faced before. This debate will probably have the greatest impact on attracting votes for each of these two candidates until the November 5 election.
In describing the difficulties of Harris's electoral path to confront Trump, this article wrote: One of Harris's challenges is to introduce and redefine himself to a relatively small portion of voters in a polarized country – where the overwhelming majority of voters are steadfast in their party loyalty. . Despite the fact that he has served as vice president for more than three years, 31 percent of likely voters in a New York Times-Sinai College poll this month said they needed to learn more about him. On the other hand, only 12% felt this way about Trump. On the other hand, it is difficult for Harris to present himself as a “candidate supporting change” while being a partner of the current government.
In the end, the Washington Post, referring to the complaints of Trump supporters who accuse the hosts of the debate program of being harsh on the Republican candidate and lenient with Harris, wrote: “The American people will probably not pay much attention to these matters, and it can be said that Harris is a loser in almost every respect.” had the upper hand in the debate.
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