Trump and Harris squared off in their debate this week and most observers say that Harris won. Swing voters seem to not have gotten the memo, as multiple news outlets report on swing and undecided voters leaning more towards Trump after the debate.
Chris and Sean dive into the terrible moderation of the debate, Trump taking Harris’s bait at every turn, and Harris overperforming expectations.
Will there be another debate? We’ll have to wait and see.
In the meantime, Sean writes for Fox News that today’s politicians could learn something from Ronald Reagan in this op-ed: https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/reagans-message-republicans-do-battle-2024-campaign
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