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Harris with the win
Kamala Harris (Photo: AFP)
Letters
September 12, 2024

Harris with the win

Dear Editor,

The well-anticipated debate between US Vice-President Kamala Harris and former US President Donald Trump was a resounding victory for Vice-President Harris, who, despite the negatives and the preaching of doom and gloom by Trump, presented a clear and compelling vision for America’s future in a united way across all social and racial spaces.

With poise, substance, and confidence, she articulated a comprehensive agenda, addressing the nation’s socio-economic needs, small business development, immigration reform, and innovative initiatives to drive progress.

In stark contrast, former President Trump relied on divisive rhetoric, rehashing racist positions, anti-democratic sentiments, and falsehoods that have become hallmarks of his presidency. Harris effectively exposed the devastating consequences of Republican policies and Trump’s failed leadership. Harris’s masterful performance showcased her exceptional leadership skills, policy acumen, and commitment to truth and transparency.

She demonstrated a deep understanding of the challenges facing Americans and presented practical solutions to address them.

Trump’s inability to articulate a coherent vision or defend his record was evident, and Harris seized the opportunity to highlight the danger of his continued influence on the Republican Party.

Her triumph in the debate underscores her readiness to lead the nation forward, leaving Trump’s divisive politics in the past.

As the debate made clear, the choice between progress and regression, truth and falsehoods, and unity and division could not be more stark.

Vice-President Harris’s victory is a testament to her exceptional leadership and a beacon of hope for a brighter American future.

 

Dr Clovis B Nelson

clovisnel737@gmail.com

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