The BIGGEST Presidential Debate FAILS in History

so because we've done two debates and because they were successful there will be no third debate as everyone saw two nights ago we had a Monumental victory over comrade Camala Harris in the presidential dep in a significant development ahead of the November 5th election Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced that he would not be participating in a third debate with vice president kamla Harris this decision follows Tuesday's ABC News presidential debate where early polling indicated Harris had a clear Edge over the former president Trump took to his truth social platform to break the news reiterating the decision at a campaign rally in Arizona during the rally Trump confidently stated we've done two debates and because they were successful there will be no third debate as everyone saw two nights ago we had a Monumental victory over comrade kamla Harris he went on to claim that his performances in the previous debates had already provided voters with enough Clarity declaring that another Faceoff would be unnecessary however Trump's announcement has not been met with universal agreement even among his closest supporters behind the scenes six Republican donors and three Trump advisers who spoke to Reuters under the condition of anonymity voiced their concerns they suggested that Harris had in fact come out on top in the most recent debate their reasoning Trump struggled to stay focused on key issues often veering off message which may have cost him vital points in the eyes of undecided voters this internal criticism reflects growing unease within sections of Trump's campaign as some feel the decision to skip a third debate could further solidify Harris's momentum even Senator Lindsey Graham one of Trump's most vocal allies publicly acknowledge the opportunity missed by the Trump campaign in comments to reporters Graham said this was a chance for Trump to double down on the issues that matter most to Americans jobs inflation security we could have hit harder but we missed that opportunity not taking another debate could backfire and I believe we owe it to the voters to have another debate because this election and what is at fate could not be more important while Trump seemed adamant in his decision Harris was quick to respond at a rally shortly after Trump's announcement went viral the vice president expressed her disagreement calling for the candidates to meet again for another debate I believe we owe it to the voters to have a second Faceoff Harris said this election and what's at stake for the American people could not be more important a single debate is not enough for voters to make an informed decision about the future of this country her statement underscores the importance of these debates especially given the extremely polarized nature of this election many political analysts agree that while Trump's base remains loyal the debates are crucial for swaying the critical group of undecided voters who may still be on the fence the first two debates had already proven to be major events capturing the attention of millions of Americans according to neelen data an estimated 67 million viewers tuned in to watch the latest debate underscoring the intense National interest a CNN flash poll conducted immediately after the event revealed that a majority of viewers believed Harris had outperformed Trump with 53% of respondents saying she won compared to only 24% who thought Trump had the upper hand these results add to the growing perception that Harris a strong debater has been gaining traction and momentum in the race still despite the debate performance Reuters ipsos poll released on Thursday indicated that voters continue to favor Trump on specific key issues particularly the economy the poll showed that although Harris may have won in the court of public opinion during the debate Trump remains more trusted to handle economic issues such as Jobs inflation and overall Financial stability Clifford young president of US public affairs at ipsos provided further Insight stating what we're finding right now is a lot of stability in the race while Harris has taken the lead at the national level particularly after the debate Trump continues to maintain a strong position when it comes to the economy which remains a top concern for many voters young elaborated on the broader implications of the debate performances noting that they may not drastically shift the race we're in a stasis moment where Harris is leading nationally but on fundamental issues like the economy and inflation Trump has the edge the debates May create temporary fluctuations but they haven't shifted the core dynamics of this race young said this Viewpoint reflects a broader consensus among political strategists that while debates can energize a campaign they may not significantly alter the Electoral landscape unless a major mistake is made in this case while Harris may have won the debate by some measures Trump's strength and economic issues appears to be holding steady despite the strong opinions on both sides there is growing debate about whether a third Showdown is necessary or beneficial according to the Reuters poll 54% of registered voters believe that one debate between Trump and Harris is sufficient while 46% of respondents expressed a desire for a second debate this split reflects the nation's ongoing division with many voters having already made up their minds and others still seeking more clarity for now Trump's decision stands leaving Harris and her reporters pushing for another Faceoff while Trump's team appears focused on keeping the campaign on track without risking further debate pitfalls whether or not Trump's strategy will pay off remains to be seen but with just weeks left until the election every decision could be crucial as both candidates aim to lock in their base while swaying undecided voters as the race continues to intensify all eyes are on the final weeks leading up to November 5th Will trump refusal to debate again solidify his lead on the economy or will Harris's debate performances give her the momentum needed to close the gap what we're finding right now is a lot of stability right we we find at the national level uh that Harris is in the lead uh relative to Trump um but on those key fundamentals issues like the economy and inflation uh Trump ultimately um has the lead at this point we're at a stasis moment where at the national level she's in the lead but things have not really changed all that much only time will tell but the stakes couldn't be higher as the nation prepares for one of the most consequential elections in recent history so because we've done two debates and because they were successful there will be no third debate as everyone saw two nights ago we had a Monumental victory over comrade Camala Harris in the presidential debate in a significant development ahead of the November 5th election Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced that he would not be participating in a third debate with vice president Kamala Harris this decision follows Tuesday's ABC News presidential debate where early polling indicated Harris had a clear Edge over the former president Trump took to his truth social platform to break the news reiterating the decision at a campaign rally in Arizona during the rally Trump confidently stated we've done two debates and because they were successful there will be no third debate as everyone saw two nights ago we had a Monumental victory over comrade kamla Harris he went on to claim that his performances in the previous debates had already provided voters with enough Clarity declaring that another Faceoff would be unnecessary however Trump's announcement has not been met with universal agreement even among his closest reporters behind the scenes six Republican donors and three Trump advisers who spoke to Reuters under the condition of anonymity voiced their concerns they suggested that Harris had in fact come out on top in the most recent debate their reasoning Trump struggled to stay focused on key issues often veering off message which may have cost him vital points in the eyes of undecided voters this internal criticism reflects growing unease within sections of Trump's campaign as some feel the decision to skip a third debate could further solidify Harris's momentum even Senator Lindsey Graham one of Trump's most vocal allies publicly acknowledged the opportunity missed by the Trump campaign in comments to reporters Graham said this was a chance for Trump to double down on the issues that matter most to Americans jobs inflation security we could have hit harder but we missed that opportunity not taking another debate could backfire and I believe we owe it to the voters to have another debate because this election and what is at could not be more important while Trump seemed adamant in his decision Harris was quick to respond at a rally shortly after Trump's announcement went viral the vice president expressed her disagreement calling for the candidates to meet again for another debate I believe we owe it to the voters to have a second face off Harris said this election and what's at stake for the American people could not be more important a single debate is not enough for voters to make an informed decision about the future of this country her statement underscores the importance of these debates especially given the extremely polarized nature of this election many political analysts agree that while Trump's base remains loyal the debates are crucial for swaying the critical group of undecided voters who may still be on the fence the first two debates had already proven to be major events capturing the attention of millions of Americans according to neelen data an estimated 67 million viewers tuned in to watch the latest debate underscoring the intense National interest a CNN flash poll conducted immediately after the event revealed that a majority of viewers believed Harris had outperformed Trump with 53% of respondents saying she won compared to only 24% who thought Trump had the upper hand these results add to the growing perception that Harris a strong debater has been gaining traction and momentum in the race still despite the debate performance a Reuters ipsos poll released on Thursday indicated that voters continue to favor Trump on specific key issues particularly the economy the poll showed that although Harris may have won in the court of public opinion during the debate Trump remains more trusted to handle economic issues such as Jobs inflation and overall Financial stability Clifford young president of US public affairs at ipsos provided further Insight stating what we're finding right now is a lot of stability in the race while Harris has taken the lead at the national level particularly after the debate Trump continues to maintain a strong position when it comes to the economy which remains a top concern for many voters young elaborated on the broader implication of the debate performances noting that they may not drastically shift the race we're in a stasis moment where Harris is leading nationally but on fundamental issues like the economy and inflation Trump has the edge the debates May create temporary fluctuations but they haven't shifted the core dynamics of this race young said this Viewpoint reflects a broader consensus among political strategists that while debates can energize a campaign they may not significant ly alter the Electoral landscape unless a major mistake is made in this case while Harris may have won the debate by some measures Trump's strength and economic issues appears to be holding steady despite the strong opinions on both sides there is growing debate about whether a third Showdown is necessary or beneficial according to the Reuters poll 54% of registered voters believe that one debate between Trump and Harris is sufficient while 46% of respondents expressed a desire for a second debate this split reflects the nation's ongoing division with many voters having already made up their minds and others still seeking more clarity for now Trump's decision stands leaving Harris and her supporters pushing for another Faceoff while Trump's team appears focused on keeping the campaign on track without risking further debate pitfalls whether or not Trump's strategy will pay off remains to be seen but with just weeks left until the election every decision could be crucial as both candidates aim to lock in their base while swaying undecided voters as the race continues to intensify all eyes are on the final weeks leading up to November 5th will Trump's refusal to debate again solidify his lead on the economy or will Harris's debate performances give her the momentum needed to close the gap what we're finding right now is a lot of stability right we find at the national level uh that Harris is is in the lead uh relative to Trump um but on those key fundamentals issues like the economy and inflation uh Trump ultimately um has the lead at this point we're at a stasis moment where at the national level she's in the lead but things have not really changed all that much only time will tell but the stakes couldn't be higher as the nation prepares for one of the most consequential elections in recent history so because we've done two debates and because they were successful there will be no third debate as everyone saw two nights ago we had a Monumental victory over comrade Camala Harris in the presidential Cate in a significant development ahead of the November 5th election Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced that he would not be participating in a third debate with vice president kamla Harris this decision follows Tuesday's ABC news presidential debate where early polling indicated Harris had a clear Edge over the former president Trump took to his truth social platform to break the news reiterating the decision at a campaign rally in Arizona during the rally Trump confidently stated we've done two debates and because they were successful there will be no third debate as everyone saw two nights ago we had a Monumental victory over comrade kamla Harris he went on to claim that his performances in the previous debates had already provided voters with enough Clarity declaring that another Faceoff would be unnecessary however Trump's announcement has not been met with universal agreement even among his closest supporters behind the scenes six Republican donors and three Trump advisers who spoke to Reuters under the condition of anonymity voiced their concerns they suggested that Harris had in fact come out on top in the most recent debate their reasoning Trump struggled to stay focused on key issues often veering off message which may have cost him vital points in the eyes of undecided voters this internal criticism reflects growing unease within sections of Trump's campaign as some feel the decision to skip a third debate could further solidify Harris's momentum even Senator Lindsey Graham one of Trump's most vocal allies publicly acknowledged the opportunity missed by the Trump campaign in comments to reporters Graham said this was a chance for Trump to double down on the issues that matter most to Americans jobs inflation security we could have hit harder but we missed that opportunity not taking another debate could backfire and I believe owe it to the voters to have another debate because this election and what is at F could not be more important while Trump seemed adamant in his decision Harris was quick to respond at a rally shortly after Trump's announcement went viral the vice president expressed her disagreement calling for the candidates to meet again for another debate I believe we owe it to the voters to have a second Faceoff Harris said this election and what's at stake for the American people could not be more important a single debate is not enough for voters to make an informed decision about the future of this country her statement underscores the importance of these debates especially given the extremely polarized nature of this election many political analysts agree that while Trump's base remains loyal the debates are crucial for swaying the critical group of undecided voters who may still be on the fence the first two debates had already proven to be major events capturing the attention of millions of Americans according to neelson data an estimated 67 million viewers tuned in to watch the latest debate underscore in the intense National interest a CNN flash poll conducted immediately after the event revealed that a majority of viewers believed Harris had outperformed Trump with 53% of respondents saying she won compared to only 24% who thought Trump had the upper hand these results add to the growing perception that Harris a strong debater has been gaining traction and momentum in the race still despite the debate performance a reuter's ipsos poll released on Thursday indicated that voters continue to favor Trump on specific key issues particularly the economy the poll showed that although Harris may have won in the court of public opinion during the debate Trump remains more trusted to handle economic issues such as Jobs inflation and overall Financial stability Clifford young president of US public affairs at ipsos provided further Insight stating what we're finding right now is a lot of stability in the race while Harris has Tak the lead at the national level particularly after the debate Trump continues to maintain a strong position when it comes to the economy which remains a top concern for many voters young elaborated on the broader implications of the debate performances noting that they may not drastically shift the race we're in a stasis moment where Harris is leading nationally but on fundamental issues like the economy and inflation Trump has the edge the debates May create temporary fluctuations but they haven't shifted the core dynamics of this race young said this Viewpoint reflects a broader consensus among political strategists that while debates can energize a campaign they may not significantly alter the Electoral landscape unless a major mistake is made in this case while Harris may have won the debate by some measures Trump's strength and economic issues appears to be holding steady despite the strong opinions on both sides there is growing debate about whether a third Showdown is necessary or beneficial according to the Reuters poll 54% of registered voters believe that one debate between Trump and Harris is sufficient while 46% of respondents expressed a desire for a second debate this split reflects the nation's ongoing division with many voters having already made up their minds and others still seeking more clarity for now Trump's decision stands leaving Harris and her supporters pushing for another faceof while Trump's team appears focused on keeping the campaign on track without risking further debate pitfalls whether or not Trump's strategy will pay off remains to be seen but with just weeks left until the election every decision could be crucial as both candidates aim to lock in their base while swaying undecided voters as the race continues to intensify all eyes are on the final weeks leading up to November 5th will Trump's refusal to debate again solidify his lead on the economy or will Harris's debate performances give her the momentum needed to close the gap what we're finding right now is a lot of stability right we we find at the national level uh that Harris is in the lead uh relative to Trump um but on those key fundamentals issues like the economy and inflation uh Trump ultimately um has the lead at this point we're at a stasis moment where at the naal level she's in the lid but things have not really changed only time will tell but the stakes couldn't be higher as the nation prepares for one of the most consequential elections in recent history