Lost on track: Time magazine unveils new cover after Trump-Harris debate

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After the first debate between US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, Time magazine unveiled a new cover. It depicts Trump on a golf cart, which has gone off course, leaving the road.

In this way, the authors illustrate the presidential candidate's departure from his political course. In addition, the article noted that Harris “dealt with Trump in cold blood”, and most likely there will be no second round of the debate.

It is noted that this was perhaps the only debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris that took place on the eve of Election Day. They underscored how dramatically the presidential race has changed since midsummer, when even leading Democrats acknowledged that Trump appeared to be on the verge of winning a rematch with Joe Biden.

It is clear that Trump would still like to run against Biden, it's just as obvious that Harris scared him, Time notes.

As Time points out, “the split screen said it all.” Yes, Trump “glowed and grimaced” when Harris made him brag about the size of his crowd, grumble about the 2020 election and stand up for the protesters who attacked the US Capitol.

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Nine years on. , since Trump first burst onto the scene, no opponent—Democrat or Republican—has dealt with the 800-pound gorilla of American politics so coolly and gotten under his skin to such an extent. This is exactly how it has been happening with Trump for some time, writes Time.

It will be recalled that the candidates for the US presidency, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, held their first debate. During the discussion, they discussed economic development, illegal migrants and the Russian-Ukrainian war.

Trump twice avoided answering whether he wanted Ukraine to win this war, again emphasizing that he could end the war in 24 hours. . Harris, in turn, said that Trump would simply surrender Ukraine 24 hours after becoming president.