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Donald Trump scores revenge on Kamala Harris after debate

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by Frank Holmes, reporter

Kamala Harris thought she had the night of her life.

First, the media reported that she hit it out of the park with her presidential debate against President Donald Trump. Then, shortly afterwards, she won the endorsement of renowned political expert Taylor Swift.

She thought she could coast on that until election day—cruising right past interviews and press conferences straight into four (more) years of fundamentally transforming the United States.

Then the polls came back…and Kamala’s mascara started running over Trump’s revenge.

Donald Trump actually increased his lead over Harris in some polls after the debate.

The week before the debate, Rasmussen polls had Trump and Harris neck-and-neck at the finish line. Trump led Harris by just one point, 47 percent to 46 percent.

Then Trump debated Kamala Harris and ABC News “anchors” David Muir and Lindsey Davis in a three-on-two battle royal in Philadelphia last Tuesday.

It turns out the American people like an underdog.

What they did not like was the unfair moderation—which Davis later admitted she planned to target Trump, and only Trump, before the debate ever happened—not to mention charges ABC News shared the topics with her in advance.

Then Rasmussen released a new poll Thursday, showing Trump had surged to 49 percent, with Harris at 47 percent.

The facts started to break through after CNN gloated over Kamala Harris’ performance in the presidential debate…then revealed that its viewers were more likely to back Trump after the election.

An extra two percent of CNN viewers shifted from Harris to Trump on the issue of the economy in real time, before the anchors’ shocked faces.

Pro-Trump commentator Ryan Girdusky pointed out on the air that “Kamala Harris is the WORST polling Democrat against Donald Trump in history on national polls.”

“She is losing key factions of the Democratic base,” he said. “She is not doing well.”

Things were going South in a hurry—so Kamala called in the cavalry.

Pop megastar Taylor Swift made her long-anticipated endorsement of Kamala Harris the night of the debate.

Kamala Harris isn’t likeable—even her own staffers have said working with her is a nightmare. But Taylor Swift? Who could resist her?

As it turns out, a lot of Americans.

Taylor Swift’s endorsement may have actually hurt Kamala Harris, according to a YouGov poll released Saturday.

The showed two-thirds of Americans couldn’t care less what the dippy diva says about politics…but the ones who dislike her outnumber the people who like her.

Eight percent of voters said support from Taylor Swift made them more likely to vote for Harris or another Democrat in this fall’s election.

But a whopping 20 percent said they were less likely to vote for Harris, and more likely to vote for Trump, thanks to Swift’s announcement.

Swift move, lefties.

Kamala was shellshocked by the double whammy. She thought she was cruising to victory when she had actually stepped into Custer’s Last Stand.

Within 24 hours, Kamala wanted to Shake It Off and reset the news cycle.

Things are so bad that she demanded a second debate with Donald Trump…just weeks after refusing to show up at a Fox News debate Joe Biden’s campaign had accepted before she maneuvered him off the ticket.

President Trump took the good news and told her to stuff it.

“Polls clearly show that I won the Debate against Comrade Kamala Harris, the Democrats’ Radical Left Candidate, on Tuesday night, and she immediately called for a Second Debate,” Trump wrote on his social media platform, Truth Social. “She was a no-show at the Fox Debate, and refused to do NBC & CBS. KAMALA SHOULD FOCUS ON WHAT SHE SHOULD HAVE DONE DURING THE LAST ALMOST FOUR YEAR PERIOD.”

Kamala cannot believe her plan has backfired so completely.

She’s even losing support in the must-win battleground state of Michigan, where only 30 percent of voters say they’re better off now than they were four years ago.

She’s scrambling, at her whit’s end, and definitely running low on “joy.”

As Trump said at the debate, “Kamala goes down” in outrage and humiliation.

And if the people polled actually show up to vote, it may be the beginning of the end for this artificial regime and all it stands for.

About the Author

Frank Holmes is a veteran journalist and an outspoken conservative that talks about the news that was in his weekly article, “On The Holmes Front.”