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So what’s it going to be, America? The all-encompassing bully blob of Big Left or the authentic, outraged, beaten down normal folk of traditional America?
Technically, in my opinion, Vice President Kamala Harris “won” the debate. Sure, she was so scared at first that her voice cracked and she dry-swallowed compulsively. But it didn’t take long for her tag teammates, the moderators, to buoy her spirits and put her in the driver’s seat. Former President Donald Trump, justifiably angered by the set-up, grew louder and less coherent as the debate wore on.
On a subject that has been trending favorably for him — the takeover of an archetypical small American town in the Midwest by culturally incongruous semi-legal migrants — the best he could do was bellow, “In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs! The people that came in, they’re eating the cats! They’re eating! They’re eating the pets of the people that live there!”
To America’s normies who may not be up on the latest memes, the outburst must have sounded absurd. It gave Harris the opportunity to laugh convincingly at the crazy man. (Yet imagine being one of the locals in a town destroyed by hordes of Third-World asylum scammers and watching her laugh at your sorrows like that.)
Trump was further goaded by Harris’s smug and well-practiced recitation of his legal woes. He did manage to shoot back that he was winning most of the cases and would win the rest on appeal, and he mentioned that the lawfare originated in the Biden-Harris administration.
