shockedcanadian
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This is the benefit of the years of citizens not trusting media. I believe the bias from the moderators in their effort to help her, hurt her greatly, especially when she repeated long debunked claims.
She didn't provide any substance about economics and illegal immigration which is what she needed to do.
Interesting I suppose.
www.foxnews.com
Dials monitoring the reaction of a Fox News focus group during Tuesday's presidential debate showed independent voters overlapping with Republicans in support of former President Trump's immigration policies.
Trump took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris during the ABC News Presidential Debate, blaming the Biden-Harris administration for "destroying the fabric of our country" with the influx of illegal immigration.
The former president blamed the administration for the rise in "migrant crime," a sentiment that seemingly resonated with not just Republicans, but a large number of independent respondents.
The focus group comprised seven Democrats, five independents and five Republicans, and was represented by blue, yellow and red lines, respectively. When Trump spoke of the rising crime at the hands of illegal immigrants, the yellow line monitoring the independent reaction rose drastically in Trump's favor, overlapping with the red Republican line.
She didn't provide any substance about economics and illegal immigration which is what she needed to do.
Interesting I suppose.
![www.foxnews.com](https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2024/09/Video-1-1.jpg)
Independent voters surprise pollster with reactions to Trump's debate performance: 'Didn't expect it'
Independent voters overlapped with Republicans in support of former President Trump's immigration policies during Tuesday's presidential debate, according to voter dials from a Fox News focus group.
Dials monitoring the reaction of a Fox News focus group during Tuesday's presidential debate showed independent voters overlapping with Republicans in support of former President Trump's immigration policies.
Trump took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris during the ABC News Presidential Debate, blaming the Biden-Harris administration for "destroying the fabric of our country" with the influx of illegal immigration.
The former president blamed the administration for the rise in "migrant crime," a sentiment that seemingly resonated with not just Republicans, but a large number of independent respondents.
The focus group comprised seven Democrats, five independents and five Republicans, and was represented by blue, yellow and red lines, respectively. When Trump spoke of the rising crime at the hands of illegal immigrants, the yellow line monitoring the independent reaction rose drastically in Trump's favor, overlapping with the red Republican line.