US elections, for the polls Harris convinced more than Pence in the comparison between vice presidents

Harris played this first hand without problems, with all the elements in his favor, but presented only a crumpled alternative plan. It is not clear if Biden-Harris will try to impose the use of the mask throughout the federal territory, exceeding the powers of governors and mayors. Too often, the moderator has been unable to ask questions of Pence and sometimes even Harris. And as the minutes passed, it became clear that the confrontation actually revolved around the great absentee: Donald Trump, confined in the Oval Office, still in treatment for Covid. Kamala has spent most of her time attacking the president, attributing directly to him failure to fight Covid; the tax cut that favors only 1% of the population; ambiguity towards white supremacists and neo-Nazis; the denial of climate change; the betrayal of the allies in the world and the shameful embrace with regimes like Vladimir Putin.

On the other hand, Pence defended himself by retracing his career as a senator and later as vice president of Biden., accusing him of agreeing with China, which cost Americans hundreds of thousands of jobs; the green energy plan that would bring down the economy; the vacillations against Isis and its leader Al Bagdadi; breach of promise to move the US embassy to Jerusalem; the disaster of the health reform that did not work; the $ 1.8 trillion went to Iran in exchange for a mock nuclear deal. But there were also some passages where Harris and Pence were exposed firsthand. And the differences between the two political cultures faced in this election emerged. Susan Page asked if justice was served in the Breonna Taylor murder case. We are talking about the young African American woman murdered by agents who broke into the house where she was sleeping with her boyfriend on March 13, 2020 in Louisville, Kentucky. Police were looking for two drug traffickers who had nothing to do with Breonna and her partner. Harris did not hesitate: I do not think justice has been served, he said, referring to the Grand Jury decision that blamed one of the policemen only for the damage. Pence responded: I have faith in the justice system and respect the jury’s decision.