Debate challenge: The pressure's on Kamala as she and Trump trade flip-flop charges

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : She said she was against fracking, for decriminalizing the border and for abolishing private health insurance.
39% : In a New York Times/Siena College survey, 28% said they needed to know more about Kamala; only 9% felt that way about Trump.
35% : In similar fashion, Kamala insists that Trump will carry out the Heritage plan Project 2025, despite the fact that he has repeatedly disavowed it and called parts of it abysmal.
31% : And the average of battleground state polls also shows 1- or 2-point leads for either candidate, which is a virtual tie (so the pundits need to stop saying Trump or Harris is "leading" in this or that state, when they know better).
29% : And Kamala will use her prosecutorial skills not just to debate her opponent but to cite low moments from his four years in office - I'd wager Jan. 6 will come up - as well as pushing her top issue, abortion, where Trump has been softening his stance in a confusing manner.
25% : HOW TRUMP, OR KAMALA, COULD WIN, AS ALL SIDES ZERO IN ON THE DEBATE On the other side, with Trump opposing Florida's six-week abortion ban, endorsing free IVF treatments and vowing not to sign a national abortion ban, Harris insists he will sign such a ban - and noting that he bragged about his three justices overturning Roe.
24% : It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that Trump will try to hang the Biden record around his opponent's neck - a tricky situation since any veep isn't in charge.
23% : Yet all this will be forgotten if she does well in the ABC debate, with Trump working the refs by calling it the "meanest" network.
23% : That has enabled Trump to say that despite her reversal, she will ban fracking, a huge issue in Pennsylvania, after all.
22% : Some warning signs: More than 60% of likely voters want a major change from Joe Biden, but just 25% said Kamala represented that change, while 53% said Trump did.

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