Last night’s debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris was a spectacle. Trump came out swinging, refusing to let Harris off the hook. He hit her hard on the economy, immigration, and national security.

Harris, meanwhile, spent most of her time dodging questions and throwing out well-rehearsed talking points. The moderators, David Muir and Linsey Davis, did little to press her on specifics.

In fact, many viewers felt they seemed more interested in fact-checking Trump in real-time than holding Harris accountable.

Trump, unsurprisingly, took issue with the uneven playing field. In an interview with Sean Hannity after the debate, Trump called it “three against one” — and he wasn’t just talking about Harris. According to Trump, the moderators seemed more like participants than neutral referees. “I anticipated it,” Trump said, smiling. He’s used to the media’s bias at this point, but it doesn’t make it any less frustrating for his supporters who watch these debates expecting fairness.

From Breitbart:
Following Tuesday’s debate, former President Donald Trump declared himself the victor during an appearance on FNC’s “Hannity.”…

HANNITY: All right, joining us now — he’s on the set in the spin room himself. Did you have fun?

TRUMP: I had a good time. I think it was our best debate ever. I thought it was really good. We had three against one but I anticipated it.

Last night’s debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris was nothing short of fireworks. Trump declared victory, and frankly, it’s hard to argue. He was sharp, relentless, and, most importantly, on point. Harris? She was full of platitudes and empty promises. She dodged questions like a politician on autopilot, but Trump wasn’t having it.

After the debate, Trump joined Sean Hannity for a post-game chat. The verdict? “Three against one,” Trump said, referring to Harris and the moderators, ABC’s David Muir and Linsey Davis. But he wasn’t surprised. “I anticipated it,” he added. Trump is no stranger to a hostile press, but it doesn’t phase him. He keeps swinging, and last night was no different.

Hannity jumped in, pointing out how ABC covered Harris’s radical positions without challenge. No one pressed her on the Green New Deal, a $93 trillion boondoggle that would sink the economy. No questions on her push for government-run healthcare, which would eliminate private insurance. It was a free pass, courtesy of the moderators.

Trump didn’t let it slide. “We brought them all up,” he said. Trump hammered Harris on every one of those issues. He called out the Green New Deal for what it is—a disaster. He exposed her healthcare plan as an assault on private insurance. And he didn’t stop there.

In classic Trump fashion, he asked the real question that no one in the media seems to want to touch: “Why hasn’t she done it before?” Harris has had years to address these problems. If she’s so full of solutions, why hasn’t she fixed anything yet? It’s a question that leaves her camp scrambling, and one the moderators conveniently ignored.

Trump’s frustration with the media’s bias was clear. “I saw on your show last night they had 100 percent positive coverage on ABC and I had 94 percent negative coverage,” he told Hannity. Hannity corrected him: “93 percent negative.” Trump laughed and quipped, “I exaggerate.” But the point stands: the media bias is real, and it’s ridiculous.

Harris, on the other hand, barely had to lift a finger. The moderators didn’t press her on co-sponsoring the Green New Deal, which would obliterate the American economy. They didn’t question her on government-run healthcare, which would end private insurance as we know it. They let her skate by again.

But Trump wasn’t about to let that happen. He hit her on every major issue, exposing the flaws in her policies and highlighting her failure to deliver results. The debate wasn’t just three against one—it was Trump against the entire liberal establishment. And, once again, he came out on top.

So, what’s the takeaway? Trump fought through the media bias, called out Harris’s radical agenda, and asked the tough questions no one else would. Harris? She’s still dodging. The moderators? They did their best to protect her, but Trump didn’t have any of it.

In the end, Trump said it best: “Why didn’t she fix it?” If Harris can’t answer that, she doesn’t deserve the job. Simple as that.

Key Takeaways:

• Trump declared victory in the debate, calling out biased moderators and attacking Harris’s dodging of key issues like the Green New Deal and healthcare.
• Trump criticized Harris for not fixing problems during her time in office, repeatedly asking why she hasn’t taken action on the issues she claims to care about.
• Despite media bias, Trump held his ground, exposing Harris’s radical agenda while the moderators failed to press her on crucial topics.

Source: Breitbart