In the final stretch before the debate, Kamala Harris has decided to isolate herself with her team in a hotel for five days, devoting that time to intense preparation. Accompanied by her husband, seen several times wearing a campaign sweatshirt, Harris recreated the debate atmosphere in a private room, where she even has a “double” who imitates her rival, Donald Trump. The impersonator not only reproduces the style and attacks of the former president, but also adopts her way of dressing and speaking, in an effort to prepare her for any attacks at the event.
For his part, Donald Trump, true to his style, opted for improvisation. Instead of formally rehearsing, he continued his intense schedule of rallies, which has not gone unnoticed. “Now he’s practicing. He’s locked himself in a room. He’s got a lot to learn,” Trump said of Harris, showing his disdain for formal preparations.
Even though his team has suggested he practice answering potentially difficult questions, including those related to his legal troubles, Trump appears to trust his instincts. While His advisers fear that the debate will turn to the personal aspect.What excites his base but worries swing voters, Trump maintains his confident stance. “Folks, we’re run by stupid people… We found out in the debate with Joe. How did it go? And we’ll find out again Tuesday night,” he said, referring to his previous showdown with Biden.
THE rules of debate They will continue to be strict: closed microphone, appearance without an audience and measured times. Even if Kamala Harris’ team does not agree with some of these conditions, the two candidates will have to adapt to them.
Trump, despite his confidence, is becoming defensive, anticipating criticism. “If I destroy her in the debate, they’re going to say, ‘Trump suffered a humiliating defeat tonight,’ no matter what,” he said, suggesting that the media might favor Harris. He even suggested that The debate questions have already been leaked to his opponent.
The showdown between the two is shaping up to be one of the most decisive moments of the campaign, and it may be follow live in the early hours of Tuesday, September 10 to Wednesday, September 11 on laSexta.
