She vigorously shook hands with Donald Trump and managed to keep the momentum going for the rest of the evening. “Trump’s welcoming ritual allowed her to immediately gain control and higher status,” James said.
“Crossing the stage with energy and will, she shook Trump’s hand and made her presence felt in the business of creating an impression of leadership from the first seconds of the meeting, and the handshake rule means that the host is the one who prompts her,” as Harris did.
“Trump looked embarrassed here. His dynamic handshakes are legendary, but he kept responding to the handshake looking weak,” the expert points out.
“Kamala Harris, looking directly into the camera as she spoke and introducing her interventions with attention-grabbing and direct phrases such as ‘Let’s talk about,’ ‘Listen to this…’ and ‘Understand,’ held the audience’s attention and ‘made her points personal and relevant,” said the expert.
“It was a speech to the viewer, urging him to change his mind and voting tendencies by flattering him.” Trump, on the other hand, struggled to adjust to the studio environment without an audience after weeks of speaking at campaign rallies.
One’s microphones were off while the other spoke, but the cameras were still on both of them, and Harris made good use of her dead time on air to project clear messages with her body language.
Watch: The moment Trump accused migrants of ‘eating cats and dogs’
Donald Trump during the debate raised a baseless online claim that Haitian migrants are “eating dogs” in Springfield, Ohio
The claim has been aggressively debunked by authorities in the city pic.twitter.com/E5LSglPVke
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“Her raised chin and eyebrows, the shake of her head and familiar smiles or pursed lips all gave the impression of shrewd assessment and irony,” James concluded.
“But the giveaway was her pose with one hand placed on her chin. He made this gesture twice as he turned to listen to Trump and delivered the message of superiority and judgment. She closed her eyes to emphasize her disbelief at his words. At one point she was watching him with a sad expression on her face.”
“The lowest point for Trump came when, after Harris repeatedly talked about her plans, the former president responded to the host who accused him of not having a plan, that ‘I have the concept of a plan.’ While “his claim that immigrants are ‘eating pets in Springfield’ allowed Harris to burst into laughter and powerfully display an expression of pity for her opponent.”
Trump had won the toss before the debate to decide who would deliver the final closing speech. But this allowed Harris, despite missing the opportunity to have the last word in the debate, to put her signature on closing the debate, just by her stance.
While, “when Harris summed up her solo speech, she gave Trump two looks of utter disdain, turning in his direction with the ‘fun’ smile now gone from her eyes and looking him up and down, showing that he had finished him. Harris’ training and planning paid off tonight as she won in almost every aspect of her performance in this debate,” concluded James.
Elections in the USA: Harris wins the debate with Trump – What the poll shows
Voters view Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris more favorably than her Republican opponent Donald Trump, according to a survey conducted after yesterday’s debate in Philadelphia.
Among those polled, 45% expressed a favorable view of Harris, compared to 39% who expressed a favorable view of Trump. The survey, which was conducted among registered voters who attended the debate, was conducted by a polling organization on behalf of US media outlets, including CNN.
The survey found that 44% of respondents did not have a favorable opinion of Harris after the telefight, while 51% of respondents responded negatively to Trump.
Trump is clearly ahead in one area, however: About 55% of respondents think Trump has more ability on the economy than Harris, whose score was 35%. But the numbers may not mean much: 82% of respondents said the televised showdown between the two candidates would not affect their vote in November.
The highly anticipated evening on ABC News began with Harris walking up to Trump to introduce herself, marking the first time the two had ever met, shaking the former president’s hand. It was the first handshake at a presidential debate since the 2016 campaign.
The debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump last Tuesday night covered topics such as the economy, immigration, foreign policy, abortion, democracy and climate change. The two candidates clashed repeatedly, with Harris challenging Trump to respond to his conviction for a series of criminal offenses.
Harris managed to … corner Trump, touching on topics such as his criminal trials, the January 6 riots and the former president’s stance on abortion rights, forcing Trump to defend his past rather than attack Harris directly. .
Harris passionately turned the conversation to abortion, highlighting the implications of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, while Trump focused heavily on immigration and immigrant crime, presenting it as a central issue. Despite Trump’s efforts to control the debate, Harris has managed to project herself as a more stable and unifying alternative to a Trump presidency.
The Democratic nominee avoided being drawn into Trump’s attacks and focused on offering visionary leadership for a more stable and united nation, making her message clear in the hotly contested race. Unlike the June debate between President Joe Biden and Trump, ABC News moderators pushed back against Trump’s false statements, such as baseless accusations that Democrats support abortion after birth, and the false claim that Haitian immigrants eat pets in an ohio town.
Kamala Harris blasted Republican rival Donald Trump for being a “laughing stock” of foreign leaders, saying he was being “manipulated” by “dictators” during their first phone call in Philadelphia, dominated by bitter and harsh accusations.
“I’ve been around the world as the vice president of the United States and the leaders of the whole world are laughing at Donald Trump,” Ms. Harris assured, insisting that it was “notorious” that “dictators and authoritarian leaders want you to be president again because they know very well that they can to manipulate you by flattering you and doing you favors.”
For his part, Donald Trump once again accused his Democratic rival Kamala Harris of being a “Marxist”. “She is a Marxist. Everyone knows she is a Marxist. It has no schedule. He copied Biden’s program, which is summed up in four sentences. These are simply ‘we will try to reduce taxes’. He doesn’t have an agenda,” Trump insisted.
On immigration, Donald Trump repeated several times that Haitian immigrants are eating “cats and dogs” in an Ohio town. “In Springfield, they eat dogs, the people who came, they eat cats. They eat domestic animals. This is happening in our country and it’s a shame,” the former US president asserted, despite denials from local authorities. ABC reporter David Muir refuted him on the spot.
Trump in turn sought to link Ms. Harris to President Biden, disputing that he had not acted on her proposed ideas while he was Vice President.
Harris lashed out at Trump for the state of the economy and democracy when he lost office, as the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country and after his supporters stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, in an attempt to overturn the presidential election. of 2020.
“What we’ve done is clean up Donald Trump’s mess,” Ms. Harris said.
The vice president defended her shift to more moderate positions on fracking, expanding Medicare for all and mandatory gun programs, insisting her “values remain the same.”
Ms. Harris, zeroing in on one of Trump’s biggest electoral vulnerabilities, blasted the former president for his role in appointing three US Supreme Court justices who overturned Roe v. Wade, allowing more of 20 states in the country to ban them. He called it “Trump’s abortion ban.”
Ms. Harris gave one of her most forceful responses as she described the ways women were denied medical abortion care and other emergency services and said Trump would recognize a national abortion ban if he wins. Trump called it “a lie” and said, “I’m not signing a ban and there’s no reason to sign a ban.”
Republican Donald Trump stressed during the teleconference that he has “no doubt” that the reason for the assassination attempt in mid-July was the criticism of his opponents. “I have no doubt that I was shot in the head because of what they said about me,” said the former president, who suffered an ear injury in the attack. “They talk about democracy”, they say that “I am a threat to democracy. But they are the threat,” Mr Trump insisted.
Kamala Harris has accused her rival Donald Trump of wanting to “divide” the country again on the issue of race relations. “I think it’s a tragedy that we have someone who wants to be president and has consistently, throughout his career, tried to use the issue of race relations to divide Americans,” he said. Asked about his earlier statement that Harris “became” black for electoral reasons, the former president replied that he “read that she is black.”
Republican candidate Donald Trump said in his teleconference with Democratic rival Kamala Harris that “Israel will be lost” if she wins the November 5 US presidential election. “He hates Israel. If she becomes president, I believe Israel will no longer exist in two years,” he insisted.
After the discussion is over, pop star Taylor Swift announced via Instagram that she would vote for Harris, commenting on fake images that had circulated that claimed the singer had endorsed Trump.
The vice president took the opportunity to challenge the Republican Party nominee, showing how the dynamics of the election contest have changed since the departure of Joe Biden.
Harris took aim at Trump’s weaknesses, focusing on his legal adventures and controversial tenure as president, while Trump responded with strong statements, trying to defend his positions and diminish Harris. The debate highlighted the new balance that has been formed since Biden withdrew from the presidential race, with the majority of the American media declaring Harris the winner of the night.
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