Trump's Debate Performance Could Secure Swing State Votes, Expert Claims


Trump's Debate Performance Could Secure Swing State Votes, Expert Claims

Trump's Indignant Performance

Political expert Raheem Kassam suggests that Donald Trump's indignant performance in the debate with Kamala Harris could sway swing state votes in his favor. Kassam believes Harris came off as "smug and scripted" while Trump appeared "righteously and consistently indignant."

Expert Panel Analysis

During the debate, a panel of experts, hosted by Trending In The News's Political Editor Harry Cole, observed both candidates appealing to swing state voters. Kassam highlighted that Trump's approach resonated with voters in states like Michigan, Wisconsin, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.

Personal Attacks and Contentious Topics

The fiery debate between Trump and Harris covered a range of contentious topics such as abortion, immigration, defense, and the economy. Harris launched personal attacks on Trump, labeling him a "liar," while Trump criticized Harris as the worst Vice President in American history.

Expert Reactions and Moderator Interventions

Experts expressed shock at some of Trump's statements, with debate moderators stepping in to correct inaccuracies. Despite differing views on the candidates' performances, the experts highlighted moments of strength and weaknesses in both Harris and Trump's approaches.


Trump's Debate Performance Could Secure Swing State Votes, Expert Claims

Concerns Over Moderation

Kassam raised concerns about the debate moderators' impartiality, noting their connections to Harris and past negative comments about Trump. Despite this, Kassam acknowledged that Trump and his team agreed to the debate terms.

Trump Campaign Preparation

Kassam mentioned that the Trump campaign team had bolstered its lineup with experienced members leading up to the election. Campaign veterans like Corey Lewandowski and other deputies have been added to enhance the campaign efforts.