Now there is no debate, Donald Trump backed down; said- Kamala Harris is looking for an opportunity after the defeat

Kamala Harris Vs Donald Trump: Donald Trump has said that he will no longer participate in any debate with Kamala Harris. In the recent presidential debate with Kamala Harris, Trump was seen lagging behind. After the debate, many experts claimed that Kamala Harris had an edge over Trump. However, Trump refuses to accept this. Republican candidate Trump wrote about this on his social media platform, Truth Social. Trump said that Kamala Harris’ request for another debate shows that she has lost Tuesday’s debate. Now she is looking for another chance to make up for it. It is worth noting that presidential elections are going to be held in America on November 5.

Trump wrote that the polls show that I have won Tuesday’s debate. Comrade Kamala Harris has lost this contest and she immediately demanded another debate. Trump further wrote that now there is not going to be a third debate. Let us tell you that Trump’s first debate was with Joe Biden in June, in which Trump had a good lead. The second debate was held with Kamala Harris on Tuesday, in which experts consider Harris to be ahead. Now Donald Trump is claiming, citing anonymous polls, that he has been the winner in the debate with Kamala Harris. Meanwhile, Trump’s running mate, JD Vance, is ready to participate in a debate with Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz on October 1 in New York.

However, the story of the American media is completely different from this. According to a poll on CNN, 63 percent of the viewers who watched the debate feel that Kamala Harris was ahead. At the same time, only 37 percent people believe that Trump won. Similarly, in the YouGov poll, 43 percent people considered Kamala and 28 percent considered Trump the winner. 30 percent people could not reach a decision on this. Kamala Harris campaign has claimed that after the debate on Tuesday, they raised 47 million dollars within just 24 hours. This is the biggest fund raising after Harris became a candidate in the presidential election.

The debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump organised by ABC News was watched by an estimated 67 million people, according to television ratings service Nielsen. The number of viewers on Tuesday was higher than the 51.3 million who tuned in to watch the debate between Republican Trump and incumbent President Joe Biden organised by CNN on June 29. However, the record is yet to be broken. Earlier in 2016, the debate between Trump and his Democratic rival former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was watched by a record 84 million people.