But she recovered fast. She stuck to her game plan of baiting Trump, getting under his skin, and it worked.
Answering a question on immigration, she started talking about Trump’s rallies.
She said people were bored and left early. That set him off. He lost his temper.
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He wasted an opportunity to expose Harris’ dismal record on migrants. She just smiled.
Time after time, she provoked him, and he was forced to defend his record, instead of attacking hers.
That allowed her to escape her own flip-flops. Fracking, the border, inflation, Afghanistan.
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No follow up from Trump or the moderators. So, in the end, we still don’t know what kind of administration Kamala Harris would lead.
She is still a blank slate, waiting for Bernie Sanders to write a socialist script on it.
It was unsatisfying. Kamala Harris is the vice president in a failed administration, and shares in that failure.
But she didn’t come across that way. She danced around her failure. She was composed.
Trump is a successful former president, but he came across as angry. He got bogged down in her failures.
Let’s hope there is a second debate, because the first one didn’t give voters what they needed.
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Let’s also hope that if there is another one, the moderators give Trump a fair shake, because last night with ABC, it seemed like it was David Muir, Linsey Davis and Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump.
3 against 1. We can all do better than that.
