“This will be the most important moment in the 2024 presidential campaign,” the CNN said of the first televised debate between Democratic presidential candidate Harriss and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Sunday night. Harriss and Donald Trump are still neck and Grudge Match in the polls, according to the latest polls, making the election outlook more difficult to predict because of the tight race. AFP said it was likely to be the only face-to-face televised debate between Harriss and Donald Trump before the November 5 election, which could be one of the key factors in determining the outcome.
“A clash of styles.”
The televised debate, expected to last 90 minutes, was hosted by ABC News presenters Lindsey Davis and Davy Moult at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, CNN reported Thursday. Like the televised debate between Donald Trump and Biden in June, the candidates’ microphones are turned on only when it is their turn to speak, and muted at other times.
The two candidates prepared for Tuesday’s crucial First World War in very different ways, the report said. In the days leading up to the debate, Harriss had been carefully preparing with aides in a Pittsburgh Hotel, making only occasional public appearances.
CNN said the debate was particularly important to Harriss, who is trying to build her image among voters and maintain the momentum she has enjoyed since becoming the new Democratic nominee this summer. Harriss’s preparation for what may be her only chance to confront Donald Trump directly is an important moment to show Americans that she is ready for the presidency.
Donald Trump, by contrast, has continued to hold frequent campaign rallies in recent days and to maintain his usual aggressive style. According to Fox News Channel, Donald Trump warned at a campaign rally in Wisconsin on Monday that if he did not win the presidential election, a us-run Israel under Harriss is “Doomed” and November’s presidential election “Could be the last”. Donald Trump attacked Harriss again that day with insults.
In contrast to Donald Trump, Harriss spoke of the importance of unity during a visit to a spice shop in Pennsylvania, AFP reported. Asked what message she would like to convey in the debate, Harriss said: “It is time to turn the page on division, it is time for our country to unite… We should chart a new way forward.”
Democratic presidential candidate Harriss hugs supporters during a visit to a spice shop in Pennsylvania on Thursday.
Harriss’s debate with Donald Trump will be a clash of styles, according to the economist. Donald Trump was a talkative speaker, spending 92 minutes on the Republican ticket, compared with 38 minutes on the Democratic ticket for Harriss. According to the report, Harriss was about 17 percent less talkative than Michel Pensée in a one-on-one debate between Harriss and then-vice president Michel Pensée in 2020. But Harriss kept the debate in check, and when Michel Pensée interrupted, she impressed voters with her “Mr. Vice President, I’m speaking.”.
According to Politico, some Republicans are concerned that Donald Trump could blow the debate, particularly if he focuses on attacking Harriss as a person rather than her policies. According to the report, Republican allies believe that the most important thing for Donald Trump to do in a duel is to ensure that he does not appear overly aggressive. If Donald Trump goes too far, it could backfire.
Biden was forced to withdraw from the presidential race 75 days ago after his poor performance in a showdown with Donald Trump triggered a political earthquake, the Guardian said Thursday. Few expected such an explosive outcome in the Harriss-Donald Trump debate, but for Donald Trump it was the only chance to end Harriss’s honeymoon with voters.
The two are neck and neck
Before the televised debate, the latest polls showed a fierce race between the two men across the country and in key battleground states. The latest results of a CBS/pollster poll showed that in the three key states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, harriss and Donald Trump are very competitive, 50-50,50-49 and 51-49, respectively. On the economic front, 58% thought Donald Trump was better, compared with 42% for Harris. However, opinion polls show that Harriss’s position is seen as more “Mainstream” by more voters, with a majority of voters viewing Donald Trump’s position as more “Extreme”.
The New York Times and Siena College released the latest poll on the 8th also showed that Donald Trump’s approval rating (48%) leads Harriss’s (47%) by only one percentage point, within the margin of error, the two sides are evenly matched. Reported that the poll may let the Democratic Party’s voters cool enthusiasm again. This year’s election is about change, reports say, and Harriss needs to prove she can deliver it. More than 60 per cent of voters said the next president should make a difference compared with Biden’s term, but only 25 per cent thought Harriss represented that change. More respondents, however, thought Donald Trump was slightly more dangerous to the US than Harriss.
According to Politico, the latest polls suggest Harriss’s rapid rise has slowed but not reversed. Her popularity is still rising, and Democratic voters are more enthusiastic than when Biden was the candidate. For Harriss, the most critical issue remains Donald Trump’s enduring strength: the economy. In several recent polls, Donald Trump leads Harriss by more than a dozen percentage points in which candidate respondents trust to handle the economy.
“Prepare for the storm of electoral chaos.”
Qa?ar Al Jazeera this televised debate has captured the nation’s attention. “You can sum it up in one sentence,” said Pery, a historian at the University of Virginia. “It’s going to be the most important debate in American history,” said Karrh, a professor at the University of Michigan, a televised debate between Biden and Donald Trump in June proved that a high-profile mistake could cost a candidate the election. “This debate may not win you the election, but it will lose you the election,” he said
“The United States is bracing itself for a storm of electoral chaos,” Axios said, adding that there were growing signs that the election was a powder keg that would test the boundaries of American democracy and civilization. A storm is brewing-fueled by extreme divisions, political violence, historic lawsuits and rampant misinformation, and the United States will descend into chaos in November. Donald Trump vowed in a July post on the Truth Society website to 2024 anyone involved in “Immoral behaviour” to “Long prison terms”. At the same time, Democrats have assembled a huge legal team ready to tackle a tough electoral challenge. In addition, “The spectre of violence haunts the United States,” with more than two-thirds of Americans worried about extreme post-election violence. From voters and political parties to Hollywood and big retailers, the country is bracing for potential chaos.