Vice President Harris’s marketing campaign posted most of Tuesday’s debate on the social platform X, referring to it as a brand new advert.
“Our latest advert simply dropped,” the campaign captioned its Wednesday video publish.
After Harris’s closing assertion within the debate hosted by ABC Information, the video is lower off to omit Trump’s closing statement, and a photograph of the vice chairman pops up that includes a voiceover through which she says “I approve this message.”
Harris was seen by many as having debate Tuesday night time, a reversal of fortunes for Democrats in comparison with President Biden’s negatively-received efficiency in June. Sixty-three % of registered voters in a CNN flash poll stated the vice chairman carried out higher on the talk stage, whereas about 37 % stated the identical about Trump.
CNN anchor Chris Wallace referred to the debate as “devastating” for Trump.
“I didn’t ever assume I used to be ever going to witness a debate as devastating because the one that you simply and Dana [Bash] moderated again in June, the place Joe Biden mainly tanked his reelection marketing campaign,” Wallace instructed CNN’s Jake Tapper. “I feel tonight was simply as devastating.”
“I feel that Kamala Harris pitched a shutout on virtually each topic I can consider. She shut Trump down on abortion. She shut Trump down on Jan. 6 and democracy. She shut him down on nationwide safety,” he added. “And turned to the previous president and stated, the army leaders who served with you assume that you simply’re a shame.”
Nonetheless, some Republicans preserve the previous president received the talk. Home Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), said Wednesday that Trump “clearly prevailed” versus Harris.
“Effectively, I’ll let you know what, President Donald Trump is the reigning presidential debate champion, and although the competition was three to 1 final night time, he clearly prevailed,” Johnson stated on FOX Enterprise Community, implying that debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis ganged up in opposition to Trump.
The Hill reached out to the Trump marketing campaign.
