Here are our debate questions for Harris and TrumpPolitico | staff | 09/10/24
Tuesday night's presidential debate offers voters their first-ever opportunity to watch Kamala Harris and Donald Trump take questions on the same stage about the ins and outs of their policy pronouncements - from the GOP nominee's vows of mass deportations and newfound embrace of legalized pot to the Democratic hopeful's calls to crack down on high housing costs and price-gouging.
So here is POLITICO's primer on some of the policy questions that ABC News' David Muir and Linsey Davis may want to ask Harris and Trump - and how they might push the candidates beyond their easy talking points:
Taxes
Energy
Ukraine
Israel and Gaza
Education
Trade
Food and agriculture
Housing
Health care
Artificial intelligence
TikTok
Antitrust and corporate power
Industrial policy
Labor policies
Africa and Latin America
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In a previous episode We examined project 2025 a 920 page Manifesto written by the farri extremist hate group called The Heritage Foundation. They are a nonprofit that through careful planning and the endorsements of former Republican presidents including Donald Trump has six of its own members on the US Supreme Court out of the nine members of that court. In that episode we also examined Trump's agenda 47 listed on his official campaign website and saw tons of similarities between the two ...
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