Trump declares end to debates following first Harris showdown

Former President Donald Trump has announced that there will be no third debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, despite the Harris campaign challenging for another one after her strong showing in the previous debate. The first debate between the two attracted over 67 million viewers and pundits largely gave the edge to Harris, comparing her polished performance with Trump’s rambling one.
After the debate, Harris’s camp quickly challenged Trump to a follow-up debate to build on the momentum, but Trump rejected the possibility. Political commentators from both parties agreed that Harris had a stronger showing in the debate, with polls indicating that a majority of voters also felt that Harris won.
Despite the positive feedback for Harris, it remains unclear how significant the debate will be for the November 5 election or whether it will sway undecided voters in key battleground states. Polls show the race remains tight, with a majority of registered voters surveyed indicating they are satisfied with having only one debate between Harris and Trump.
Overall, the debate between Trump and Harris was a highly watched event, and despite Trump’s refusal for a third debate, the impact of their first encounter continues to be analyzed and debated among political commentators and voters alike.

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