Last night's debate was full of important and defining moments.

Almost every second of that debate

showed just an unbelievable contrast

between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

So much so that choosing just one moment to focus on is sort of impossible.

But if you had to pick one moment to show an undecided voter, it might be, it might be this question to Donald Trump on the issue of health care.

Nine years after you first started running, do you have a plan and can you tell us what it is?

Obamacare was lousy health care, always was, it's not very good today.

So just a yes or no, you still do not have a plan? I have concepts of a plan.

Concepts of a plan. It's kind of like when you ask a high school student if they started their book report and they tell you they have an idea of how they're

going to write it. The difference between a high schooler and Donald Trump is

of course that Donald Trump has been attacking the Affordable Care Act for nearly

a decade now but he still has no idea what he wants to replace it with. A decade later.

That alone is really something, especially when you consider the double standard

that has existed and still exists for these two candidates heading into

last night's debate. For weeks, these have been the headlines written about Vice President Harris.

Harris's early campaign, heavy on buzz, light on policy.

Comla Harris has good vibes, time for some good policies.

Kamla Harris campaign is light on policy but that's helped her transform the race.

Now the reality is that since she entered the race about I I don't know, five minutes ago,

Kamla Harris has laid out a series of policy proposals in speeches and on her website.

Economic policies on housing and price gouging,

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