- US Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump participated in their only planned debate of the presidential campaign in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- The debate was hosted by ABC and covered topics such as migration, the Capitol riot, and the candidates’ policies and performances.
- Donald Trump made unproven allegations about migrants eating pets in Springfield, and did not answer a question about his role in the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
- Kamala Harris emphasized the threat she believes Trump poses to American democracy and highlighted the importance of upholding the will of the voters.
- The debate highlighted both candidates’ approaches to international relations, with Trump promising to end the war in Ukraine if reelected, and Harris emphasizing the importance of NATO and reliable alliances.
- Observers noted Harris’s improved performance compared to previous public appearances, despite initial nervousness, and Trump’s continued reliance on his base’s support through controversial statements.
- Both candidates were accused of lying, with discussions on their ability to effectively communicate and lead on a global stage.
- The debate also touched on the war in Gaza and the war in Ukraine, showcasing the candidates’ differing views on international conflicts and diplomacy.
- Reactions from Democratic and Republican viewers reflected their respective biases, with each side seeing their candidate as the winner.
- Trump’s comments on migration and Harris’s defense of her record on issues like fracking and border control were key points of contention.
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