Trump, Harris to spar over foreign policy in debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Still, Afghanistan could give Harris an opening to hit Trump for his Arlington National Cemetery visit last month.
37% : Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, and Trump, the GOP candidate, will debate at 9 p.m. EDT on ABC News.
35% : Trump could also face questions about his plan to end the war in Gaza as a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas remains out of reach, but Harris will be most closely watched.
34% : ABC moderators are also expected to press Trump about Ukraine as the Republican candidate has claimed he will end the war with Russia by the time he is in office.
30% : "Questions that show these differences will be very useful," he wrote on X.The biggest attack point for Trump is the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, which Republicans have continued to hound the Biden administration on.
27% : Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Russia, said there are "crystal clear differences between Harris and Trump on foreign policy," arguing that only Harris stands for promoting democratic values abroad and defending freedom.
23% : Trump will likely make the case that the Afghanistan withdrawal was not only fumbled by Harris and Biden, but also showed U.S. weakness and set the stage for other deadly conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza.
18% : Harris and Democrats slammed Trump for being disrespectful of the military and have tied that to other controversial comments he has made in the past about the armed forces.

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