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9/14/2024
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Kamala Harris thought she could celebrate a win in her debate with Donald Trump.
But it turned out Kamala Harris popped the champagne corks prematurely.
And Kamala Harris walked off the debate stage and got blindsided by this bad news.
Kamala Harris fails to sway undecided voters
A snap CNN poll after the debate showed 63 percent of viewers thought Kamala Harris won the debate compared to 37 percent who picked Donald Trump.
But that number may be fool’s gold.
Winning the debate isn’t the same thing as winning over voters.
Americans who watched the debate appeared to have given Kamala Harris the win on style, as they didn’t care for Trump’s aggressive approach.
Debate moderator David Muir incorrectly fact-checking Donald Trump on Trump’s true statement that Democrats support allowing babies who survive failed abortion procedures to die may have also played a role, as viewers not well versed in the details of the debate likely trusted Muir even though he deliberately misled them.
But the proof was in the pudding as media outlets spoke to undecided voters.
Reuters ran a focus group that found the undecideds broke decisively for Trump following the debate.
Reuters reported that it “interviewed 10 people who were still unsure how they were going to vote in the Nov. 5 election before they watched the debate. Six said afterward they would now either vote for Trump or were leaning toward backing him. Three said they would now back Harris and one was still unsure how he would vote.”
New York Times also finds Kamala Harris fell short
The Times published a story headlined “Pundits Said Harris Won the Debate. Undecided Voters Weren’t So Sure” that contained major warning signs for Kamala Harris.
Voters across the swing states either said that Kamala Harris failed to make the sale or that they backed Trump.
“She still has to impress me,” 19-year-old Samira Ali, who is a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin-Madison told The Times.
“I’m still deciding,” Ali added, explaining that she needed to hear more from Kamala Harris about inflation and housing costs.
The Times also reported that “in Las Vegas, Gerald Mayes, 40, said he felt both candidates failed to connect their campaign promises to his family’s budget. And he came away confused.”
34-year-old Keilah Miller of Wisconsin said the debate moved her to Trump.
“Trump’s pitch was a little more convincing than hers,” Miller explained. “I guess I’m leaning more on his facts than her vision.”
Miller admitted life was easier for her when Trump was President.
“When Trump was in office — not going to lie — I was living way better,” Miller declared. “I’ve never been so down as in the past four years. It’s been so hard for me.”
Defense contractor Jason Henderson of Arizona also said the debate moved him to Trump.
“Trump had the more commanding presentation,” Henderson said. “There was nothing done by Harris that made me think she’s better. In any way.”
The pro-Kamala Harris media wanted to portray this debate as a one-sided contest where Kamala Harris destroyed Donald Trump.
But the media outlets that spoke to voters in the immediate aftermath found a different story altogether.
Because the left lies.
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