As the September 10 presidential debate looms, the Trump and Harris camps are already trading jabs. The Trump campaign is raising questions about a potential conflict of interest, pointing out that Karen Dunn, who’s helping VP Kamala Harris prepare, also happens to be Google’s lead defense attorney in the Biden-Harris Administration’s antitrust lawsuit against the tech giant. Talk about wearing multiple hats!
Tim Murtaugh, a senior adviser for the Trump campaign, isn’t impressed by Dunn’s juggling act. He’s crying foul over Harris relying on Dunn for debate prep—just like in 2020—claiming it’s a clear conflict of interest. And let’s be honest, getting tips from Big Tech’s lawyer right before taking on Google in court? It’s like the Biden-Harris Administration and Google are having a cozy little slumber party.
Adding fuel to the fire, whispers are circulating about Dunn rejoining Harris’s debate team, a move some sneaky media outlets have been quick to highlight. And who could forget that recent kerfuffle where Google admitted to blocking search prompts about a potential assassination attempt on Donald Trump? They claimed it was policy to avoid supporting serious accusations without evidence. Oh, the irony is thick enough to spread on toast!
Debate Rules Drama
But wait, there’s more! The debate prep itself is causing quite a stir—over the rules, of all things. The Harris campaign is pushing for microphones to stay on throughout, interpreting Trump’s preference for mute buttons as a lack of confidence in his ability to keep things presidential. Jason Miller, another Trump camp heavyweight, accuses Harris’s team of trying to rig the debate conditions in their favor. He’s not shy about calling them out for constantly shielding Harris from public scrutiny, hinting that if she can’t handle a heated debate, how could she possibly tackle the role of Commander in Chief?
Policy Showdown
Let’s not forget the policy contrasts amidst all this drama. Remember when Trump signed the CARES Act, delivering much-needed relief to American families, workers, and businesses? Or when he suspended student loan payments and extended emergency financial support to faith-based organizations during the pandemic? Now, compare that to the Biden-Harris Administration’s dazzling feats like attempting to release GTMO detainees before a major terrorist attack and dragging their feet on Iran sanctions. What a stellar agenda!
Trump vs. Biden-Harris Policy Highlights
| Trump Administration | Biden-Harris Administration |
|---|---|
| Signed CARES Act for economic relief | Attempted GTMO detainee release |
| Suspended student loan payments | Delayed Iran sanctions |
| Extended support to faith-based entities | Appointed controversial “border czar” |
Economic Impact
While Kamala’s speeches often leave us wondering if she’s waxing philosophical or reciting her shopping list, Trump’s economic measures were crystal clear. He slashed 25,000 pages of federal regulations and rolled back parts of Dodd-Frank, putting an extra $3,100 a year in the pockets of middle-class American households.
Border Security
Meanwhile, the Biden-Harris Administration gave us the infamous “border czar” who once compared ICE to the KKK. They’ve dismantled key border protection programs and even took a virtual tour of Miami TSA facilities with Havana officials—on Cuban Independence Day, no less. Talk about tone-deaf!
This debate isn’t just about who can string together the most coherent sentences; it’s about who’s truly ready to lead without being puppeteered by Big Tech or questionable policy decisions. Circle September 10th on your calendars, folks, because this debate is shaping up to be as riveting as a championship wrestling match—minus the masks and hopefully, minus any more surprise word salads.
