Experts reveal whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris won the debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : But he said Trump had more 'standout' moments with his 'cracker-barrel' wit and prevailed over the VP. '
34% : Payne similarly noted that Trump took 'every bait' by the vice president.
33% : Trump was disciplined, sticking to the issues.
28% : Democrats like me were distraught after Trump beat Biden in the first debate.
20% : Meanwhile, Trump scowled and looked down, sometimes interjecting during her allotted two minute response time as he spent the majority of the debate on the defensive.
18% : She hurled ad hominem attacks by proxy, like her mysterious, unnamed 'military leaders' calling Trump a 'disgrace,'' he went on.
18% : During the debate, Trump brought up unfounded claims that illegal migrants in Ohio are 'eating dogs and cats.'
17% : The leader of conservative advocacy group the Job Creators Network said that the debate set up a 'clear contrast' between Trump and Harris.
11% : David Litt: Kamala Harris trounced Trump.
10% : Trump was disheveled and rattled and took every bait she laid out.'Max Burns: Not great for Trump's campaign.
6% : Critics also slammed the ABC News moderators, who hosted the debate, for being 'biased' as they kept fact checking Trump, while letting Harris get away with her 'lies.'
2% : Trump had one job - to tie Harris to Biden's unpopular policies - and he apparently forgot the assignment.'He commented on how Trump continue to 'take the bait over and over' which resulted in 'rambling, whining answers that made him look confused and completely unfit to lead.'
1% : In response, Trump dug at Harris for allowing millions of illegal migrants 'eating dogs and cats' into the country and claimed that President Joe Biden actually 'hates her.'Throughout the debate, the vice president continuously shook her head and smiled, at one time mouthing 'that's not true' when Trump started talking about her being a 'Marxist.'

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