Look at the Lies
Lies have been told all over these presidential campaigns.
From the most outlandish tales about eating animals, to the most basic dodging of questions.
After the debates, I was tired of the lies, "I just want[ed] them to explain their policies.”
Looking back, though, I think it would be worthwhile to take note of, and compare the lies in these crucial debates.
Trump and Vance told several noticeable lies, while Harris and Walz told fewer, less obvious ones.
In approach to the debates, the campaigns varied.
During the presidential debate, Harris took notes.
AI informs me that, "Taking notes can be an invaluable tool for Kamala Harris, especially in preparing for debates."
Harris used her notes to combat the lies Trump told.
During the VP debate I asked the AI fact checker if Vance was known for rambling, it responded, " Vance does have a tendency to provide extensive context and background when he’s addressing questions or making statements."
Vance uses this as one of his approaches to the debate, and uses it often.
Between the two debates, there were differences, as well as the approaches to the debates.
In regards to the VP debate, I wrote, “These two agree a lot more than Harris and Trump.”
They shook hands and spoke to each other, and introduced their spouses to one another.
In the presidential debate, however, there was minimal decorum, Trump barely looked at Harris.
Summaratively, the Presidential debate determined Trump “is boring, painful, and he cannot seem to be physically able to stay on topic.”
Harris “was really impressive.”
The VP Debate determined, “JD Vance has definitely adopted a similar communication style to Donald Trump, often interrupting and talking over others during debates and interviews.
This tactic seems to be part of his strategy to dominate conversations and steer the narrative in his favor.”
On the other hand, “Walz hammered in his point well at the end; he was clear and concise and kind.
You can tell he cares.”
By looking at the facts, these two candidates are clearly different.
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