A debate between Trump and Harris took place in Philadelphia
The first debate between the main candidates for the US presidency, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, took place in Philadelphia . Harris accused Trump of "selling out" America, and Trump predicted that if Harris wins, the country will become a second Venezuela. During the debate, a heated debate broke out on important political issues such as the economy, foreign policy and national security.
The first debate between the main candidates for the US presidency, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, took place in Philadelphia. Both candidates did not shy away from blaming each other, while the debate included statements about the future of the United States, foreign policy issues and the governance of the country. The main aspects of the dispute:
- Trump predicted that if Harris wins, the US will become a second Venezuela
Trump predicted a bleak future for the United States if Harris wins the election, comparing the country's likely situation to Venezuela.
- Harris accused Trump of "selling out " America
The vice president criticized Trump for his policies and decisions, saying he had "sold out" the country's interests.
- Trump was in favor of ending the war in Ukraine
Trump said that reaching an agreement to end the conflict in Ukraine is in the interests of the United States.
- Harris promised to provide the United States with the strongest military in the world
He has promised to make America's military the deadliest it can be, while Trump has called the United States "an eclipse nation."
- Accusation of lying
Harris accused Trump of lying five times, and Trump responded with six similar accusations.
- Trump asked Harris the last question
Trump began the debate by asking, "Why haven't you done what you promised the voters in the last 3.5 years in office?" SNN reports.
- Harris said that world leaders are laughing at Trump
"World leaders are laughing at Donald Trump. I spoke to military leaders, some of whom worked with you, and they called you a disgrace,' ' Harris said .
- "Putin will have Trump for lunch"
"Our allies in NATO are very grateful that you are not the president. "If Donald Trump was president, Putin would be sitting in Kiev right now, looking at the rest of Europe, first of all Poland," Harris said, turning to Trump.
According to him, Putin is "a dictator who will eat Trump for lunch." In turn, Trump called Harris "the worst vice president in history" and said that he could not prevent a war as vice president.
The debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris made it clear that both candidates intend to remain hardline on important issues such as the economy, foreign policy and national security. Trump focused on criticizing the Harris administration and its weaknesses, while Harris used the debate to highlight his accomplishments and remind voters of the Trump administration. Both candidates actively blamed each other, which added "spice" and tension to the debate.
The election is clearly a milestone for the future of the United States, and the controversy has heated up the race.
