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The debate that the whole world was waiting for has happened. The first presidential debate was held today between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, candidates for the presidential election to be held in November in superpower America. Trump is the Republican Party's candidate, while Kamala Harris is the Democratic candidate. In this presidential debate held in a private institution, when Trump described the Israel-Hamas and Russia-Ukraine war as the failure of the Biden government, Kamala Harris retaliated by mentioning issues like abortion.
Donald Trump spoke more than Kamala Harris
During the entire presidential debate, Trump spoke more than Kamala Harris and after the debate ended, he was five minutes ahead of Harris. Trump held the mic for about 42 minutes, while Harris spoke for about 37 minutes.
Trump called her a Marxist, Kamala called him a friend of a dictator
Kamala Harris has called Donald Trump a bigot and a friend of dictators, while Trump has labelled Kamala a Marxist, triggering a round of personal jibes at each other ahead of the debate.
After the debate, Kamala Harris supported Taylor Swift, Trump targeted the anchors
Kamala Harris supported American singer Taylor Swift after the pre-election debate. When Trump cornered the news anchor in response to a question.
Kamala ruined the economy: Donald Trump
Donald Trump emphasized the strength of the US economy under his administration and said that Kamala Harris has no policy on the economy. The Biden government has destroyed the economy. To which Kamala said, she is neither Joe Biden nor Trump, they have new plans which are not being discussed.
Donald Trump has no health care plan: Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris raised the issue of health care in the presidential debate. She did not give any plan for health services but said that there is a need to take forward the plan of former President Barack Obama. Apart from this, it was also said in the discussion that Trump does not have any plan for health care.
Trump also admitted he has no health plan
When health care was mentioned in the presidential debate, Donald Trump also admitted that he has no plan to make health care cheaper and better. He said that we do not have any policy right now, I have a concept for it, but I am no longer the President. The former president criticized the Affordable Care Act on the question of the American health care system.