Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) mocked former President Trump's performance at Tuesday night's debate and said it may be time for Republican candidates to have “difficult conversations” about whether to stay in the race or drop out.
These were the arguments surrounding President Biden after his debate with President Trump in June, which resulted in him dropping out of the race and being replaced by Vice President Harris.
“Let's be honest, former President Donald Trump's performance in last night's debate was dismal and painful to watch,” Moskowitz said in an interview Wednesday. statement The article is titled “Trump's Ability to Continue His Election Campaign.”
“I believe now is the time to have the difficult conversation about whether the former president should continue to run for president of the Republican Party,” Moskowitz continued. “I want to give him time now to meet with his family and make that decision.”
Throughout Tuesday night's roughly 90-minute debate, Harris sought to provoke Trump on a range of issues, including the size of his rallies and world leaders “laughing” at him.
While some House Republicans said Harris was successful, others criticized the hosts, David Muir and Lindsey Davis of ABC News, for being unfair to Trump and for not asking Harris tougher questions.
Early polls suggest Harris won the debate.
A CNN poll taken immediately after the debate found that 63% of voters thought Harris had won, while 37% thought Trump had won.
a A YouGov poll conducted on Wednesday morning Forty-three percent believe Harris is the winner, 28% see Trump as the winner, and another 30% say they don't know.
The Hill has reached out to the Trump campaign for response.
