The candidates have shown their differences on issues such as the economy, abortion, migration or foreign policy. Trump seemed nervous and did not hesitate to launch untruths, such as that Haitian migrants “eat cats and dogs” in Ohio.
The candidates for the The Presidency of the United Statesthe vice president Kamala Harris and the former president Donald Trumpfaced each other in Philadelphia on Tuesday in a heated debate full of personal attacks and in which the Republican showed irritation on several occasions.
The meeting, organized by the television network ABC News in Philadelphiait could be the only meeting between the two, less than two months before the November 5 electionswho will decide whether the Democrats succeed in extending their political project or whether the country will face a second Trump term.
New York tycoon goes on tirade full of untruths about migration, the 2020 elections or abortion Harris remained calmhas responded to his opponent’s words with expressive facial gestures and has managed to dodge questions about his weaknesses in front of the voters.
Trump has erupted into a monologue where he repeated false information Haitian migrants “causing chaos” in an Ohio town and kidnapping pets to eat: “The dogs are eating“They eat cats and pets,” he said, causing his rival to laugh.
The former president’s defensiveness has even led to “frustration” among some of his closest allies, according to leaks to the US media, as his advisers had prepared him not to fall into Harris’s “traps” to upset his composure. One of the moments when this deviation from the script was most apparent was when he responded to an attack by Harris, who claimed that his followers left his rallies early because they found them “boring”.
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Source: EITB
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