This ‘morning-after’ of the presidential debate between Harris and Trump last night is leaving conservatives with a doozy of a hangover, complete with headaches, loss of appetite and an overall feeling of nausea. Democrats couldn’t be on more of a high — this go-around. It wasn’t that long ago Democrats suffered the same morning-after effects from a presidential debate. However, last night’s debate, to an objective observer, revealed more than just policy, personality and political differences between the candidates. It showed us voters that the deep ideological divide between the two parties has reached a tipping point, where substance and style are inextricably linked to the identity of each candidate. Harris, poised and forward-thinking, focused on unity and progressive reforms, while Trump leaned into his characteristic name-calling rhetoric, emphasizing personal grievances and a return to publicly admiring authoritarian leaders. The debate laid bare the stark contrast in their visions of America. In the process, it showed us voters that this election is all about the broader direction of the nation’s identity, values, and global standing and it’s up to us to define our nation’s trajectory, in this moment in history, for not just our future but our survival; Twenty-three years ago today, our country was rocked by the most heinous domestic terror event in our history. However, though the act itself was responsible for the largest loss of life in such a terror incident, it’s the aftermath that keeps claiming lives. To date, more New York firefighters, who were on the frontlines of that memorable day, have died due to exposure to the toxic chemicals they were exposed to; and Mexico’s senate approved a bill that the world warned officials was a very bad direction to take the country. Now, many wait to see how long Mexico becomes the next Venezuela. Go beyond the headlines…
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