[Opinion] Kamala Harris Pushes for a Second Debate: But Why Bother?

It’s no surprise that Kamala Harris has accepted CNN’s invitation for a second debate. After all, the mainstream media and liberal elites were quick to declare her the "winner" of the first one, despite the fact that Donald Trump clearly dominated the conversation. Trump’s direct, no-nonsense approach resonated with the American people, while Harris’s performance was little more than political grandstanding. So why is she so eager for a rematch?

The truth is simple: her performance in the first debate didn’t move the needle. Despite what the left-leaning media wants you to believe, Trump’s message was clear and powerful. He spoke directly to the issues affecting everyday Americans, while Harris played it safe, sticking to emotional talking points designed to placate the media rather than address the real concerns of voters.

The Moderator's Bias

Let’s not forget how poorly the first debate was moderated. Instead of acting as a neutral party, the moderator repeatedly interrupted Trump and allowed Harris to avoid difficult questions. The clear bias against Trump was a disgrace and deprived voters of a fair and balanced debate.

But despite the moderator’s attempts to silence him, Trump stood firm. He refused to back down, delivering his points with conviction and ensuring his message was heard. Harris, meanwhile, was given a free pass, benefiting from a moderator who was more interested in protecting her than holding her accountable.

Harris’s Desperation is Showing

It’s telling that Harris has been pushing for a rematch from the moment the first debate ended. Her campaign knows that she didn’t land the knockout blow they were hoping for, and now they’re desperate to get back in the ring. But why should Trump give them another chance? He’s already proven he’s the stronger candidate. A second debate would be nothing more than another biased spectacle, designed to prop up a struggling Harris campaign.

Trump Doesn’t Need Another Debate — He’s Already Won

Trump has made it clear that he doesn’t see the need for a second debate, and he’s right. Early voting has already begun in several states, and voters have seen enough. Trump’s strong performance in the first debate, combined with his record of success as president, speaks for itself. A second debate would only serve to give Harris another opportunity to pander to the media and avoid real scrutiny.

In the end, the American people know who won the first debate — and it wasn’t Kamala Harris.