Created Equal: Takeaways from this week’s Trump-Harris debate
Host Stephen Henderson was joined by two guests on Wednesday to break down some of the key moments from Tuesday’s presidential debate.
Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris are seen on a projector during a watch party at Massive, a queer nightclub, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024, in Seattle.
The first – and maybe only – presidential debate of 2024 left little unexplored or undiscovered, but what did we really learn about Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump?
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Increasingly, these debates are about messaging to a small sliver of voters who remain undecided about who they’ll cast their vote for in the presidential election. So how did the candidates do, reaching out to those who are not yet in anyone’s camp? And – how clear a picture did either of them give of what their administration would do?
Zoe Clark of Michigan Public and former Michigan Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville joined Created Equal on Wednesday to discuss the key takeaways from the debate.
Guests:
- Zoe Clark, political director for Michigan Public
- Randy Richardville, former Majority Leader of the Michigan state Senate
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