Trump, Harris argue abortion policy and records on immigration and economy in debate
Caroline MolloyFormer President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris debated abortion policy, contested each other’s records on the economy and immigration, and communicated different visions for American foreign policy during their first debate together on Tuesday night.
The Sept. 10 debate was hosted by ABC at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. As polls continue to show a tight race nationally and within key swing states, the two candidates sought to appeal to middle-class voters and paint each other as extreme.
Trump accused Harris of being “a Marxist” and criticized the economy of the Biden-Harris administration.
