Kamala's canned debate answers wowed the media -- but didn't...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

83% : She's going to do all these wonderful things," Trump stated.
65% : Meanwhile, CNN's post-debate poll showed Trump expanding a big lead on the question of which candidate can handle the economy best.
53% : But after the debate, as many in the media swooned over their commanding new queen, a funny thing happened: Polls and focus groups emerged showing her winning on style points, but Trump winning on substance.
49% : Six of them said they had chosen to vote for Trump, while just three said Harris' performance had swayed them.
43% : Before Tuesday's matchup, Trump led by 18 percentage points on this No.1 issue; afterward, it grew to a 20-point margin.
24% : "Harris dominated Trump in debate, but will it matter?" was The Washington Post's take.
23% : "Harris Dominates as Trump Gets Defensive" was the lead headline in The New York Times.
13% : The hopelessly biased David Muir and Linsey Davis obliged and then some, fact-checking Trump five times without correcting the veep even once -- despite her repeated lies, as dutifully documented by The Post.

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