Senior Republicans fear a 'rattled' Trump could flop first Harris debate | Julia Manchester

"A lot of Republicans wish Trump would stick with policy and be more disciplined but it's unclear whether he'll be able to do that."

Although the stakes are higher for Kamala Harris ahead of her first debate with Donald Trump, Republicans fear the former president could hurt his chances of reelection by stooping to "personal attacks" instead of policy, says Julia Manchester, reporter and host at The Hill in Washington.

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[Malagrass]

Where’s trump’s policies? Why hold her to this high standard and all your asking of him is to be an adult.

[lindabingham]

SHE'S too vague?! I don't think I have EVER heard DonOLD actually answer a question he's been asked.

[paulcarey]

He's got the mentality of a 13 year old bully... personal ad hoimnem attacks is all he's got. Amazingly, it's all his base needs.

[JilSpangenberg-ysfz]

What policies?!? He doesn't know what policies they have- he is too far demented.

[diytwoincollege]

Hopefully she asks him about his great healthcare plan details

[maryosullivan]

He has no policy on anything. He just says vote for me and I'll fix it.

[louiecampbell]

How can you say that Harris is light on details ?
Do you listen to trump’s verbal diarrhea ?

[joyfulmindstudio]

Why does this so-called journalistic organization waste our time talking about this election as though it were a basketball game and not an election? Why tell us what Harris needs to do when you could be educating Americans about the actual performance of Obama and Biden vs.Trump on the economy?

Your supposed mission as a news org is to educate the public. Why are you repeating Republican lies back to us as a problem Harris must overcome. YOU are the problem that she must overcome.

[davecord]

Harris should ask Trump at this debate- "Why did you steal boxes and boxes of our classified secret documents and met privately with Putin?

[jasonpoilovs]

He doesn’t have policies to delve into. “The best numbers” and “strongest economy ever” doesn’t equate to revealing an economic plan.

[jw]

Soooo sick of the sound of Donald Trump!

[michaelhernandez]

What are trumps policies??? Let's see media ask him to define his word salads

[Fozzi-]

Vague? You want to here what that sounds like just take a hard listen to Vonshitzinpants.

[marcydrake]

It’s trivial, but the back of his head in this clip is looking extra weird.

[Richard-xcjd]

I'm think I'm being cleaver here, but...
Just before he ends, his first response. She should qift the world with her joyous laughter .

[LeoDragon]

I don’t know what this commentator is talking about re: Trump. “Pro-business policies”? What pro-business policies? Oh, you mean the ones in Project 2025 that Trump is now trying to run away from as fast as possible? The only other pro-business policies I’ve heard him talk about are tariffs, which will raise prices for consumers and lead to falling disposable income and lower demand. So, not very pro-business.

[onecupof_tea]

Abolishing the education department sounds like he doesn't like children.
Cancelling employment regulations, and civil rights, sounds like he doesn't like poor people.
But more tax cuts for billionaire's. hmm.
🔷️🔷️🔷️

[fredigoettler]

In what alternate universe do people live who claim Trump has a pro-business platform?

[davecord]

Fox News Poll- Do you want Donald Trump to be re-elected: 31% “ yes” vs. 61% “NO” Fox News can’t even save Trump now..

[curiousnerdkitteh]

Ah yes, HARRIS is the vague one. 🙄 And of course no mention of Trump's dementia or age