The first and possibly only debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is now in the books.

With just 55 days to go until Election Day— President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris sparring over a litany of issues trying to make their case to millions of voters.

During the heated presidential debate, President Trump clashed with both Vice President Harris and the debate moderators, accusing them of bias and stating that Harris “doesn’t have a plan.”

The exchange has sparked further conversation about debate fairness and the candidates’ ability to present their policy proposals.

Keith Nahigian, the President of Nahigian Strategies joins Veronica Dudo to discuss.

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The debate was marked by heated exchanges and contrasting visions for America’s future, resonating deeply with undecided voters ahead of the upcoming election.

Harris made a point to get under Trump’s skin, leading the way to some curious comments from the Republican candidate.

Trump falsely claimed that immigrants in the country illegally were killing and eating people’s pets in the city of Springfield, Ohio.

After the showdown, questions were raised about the possibility of a second debate before the November election date. #featured #trending

Republican Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are gearing up for their first and only debate of the 2024 presidential campaign.

Trump plans to accuse Harris of flip-flopping on policy positions, while Harris will call out Trump’s alleged history of dishonesty.

Polls show voters are still uncertain about Harris, making this a crucial opportunity for her to sway opinions.

Trump, meanwhile, will focus on inflation and immigration under Biden’s administration. The debate could shift dynamics in a tight race. #featured #trending