US VP rivals to clash in 'high drama' debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

29% : Trump has refused a second clash with Harris, meaning that Tuesday's debate in New York could be the final chance to see the two tickets go head-to-head.
25% : The campaign has seen Vance and Trump use increasingly divisive rhetoric -- and even falsely accuse migrants of eating people's pets -- meaning that the debate is almost guaranteed to make for fiery television.
23% : "Vance "is going up against a moron, a total moron," Trump said in an interview aired Monday on Fox Nation.
15% : Trump -- who was widely considered to have lost his September 10 debate with Harris -- said he would be live-commenting on the debate between the "brilliant J.D. Vance" and the "highly inarticulate" Walz.
10% : Televised debates have already proved their ability to shock this year, with Biden forced to drop his bid for a second term after a disastrous performance against Trump in June.
1% : He became a hit with Democrats for branding Vance and Trump "weird" and for his progressive politics -- but that will be a target for Vance as he and Trump seek to paint Walz and Harris as "Marxists.

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