During a heated presidential debate on Tuesday, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris put her Republican opponent, Donald Trump, on the defensive by attacking him repeatedly on his suitability for office, his support for restrictions on abortion, and his numerous legal issues. Harris, 59, a former prosecutor, dominated the debate from the outset, repeatedly getting under her opponent’s skin and making Trump, 78, look visibly irate as he responded with a litany of lies.
She provoked the former president once, claiming that people frequently leave his campaign rallies early “out of exhaustion and boredom.” With dissatisfaction over Harris’s smaller crowds, Trump remarked, “My rallies, we have the biggest rallies, the most incredible rallies in the history of politics.” Subsequently, he shifted his focus to a fabrication concerning immigrants consuming pets in Springfield, Ohio, which has gone viral on social media and gained support from Senator JD Vance, Trump’s running mate.
He exclaimed, “They’re eating the dogs!” to Harris’ shocked laughter. “Those who entered are consuming the cats! The residents’ pets are being eaten by them.” “Talk about being extreme,” Harris retorted. The one and only planned debate provided both candidates with a unique chance to present their positions to tens of millions of viewers on television with eight weeks until the election and days until early voting begins in some states.
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