Texas Gov. Abbott advises Trump on debate strategy with Harris

In Las Vegas, Texas Governor Greg Abbott shared his insights with former President Trump regarding the upcoming debate against Vice President Kamala Harris. With extensive experience in political debates, Abbott emphasized the importance of allowing Harris to speak without a teleprompter, suggesting that her unscripted responses would highlight her lack of readiness for the presidency. He believes this strategy could sway public opinion against her candidacy. Abbott identified three critical issues for Trump to address during the debate: border security, inflation linked to the policies of Harris and President Biden, and the increase in crime in various cities. He argued that these topics resonate with voters and demonstrate the negative impact of Harris's political decisions. The governor, who has been a staunch supporter of Trump, expressed confidence that a second Trump term would be more effective than the first, as Trump would have a better understanding of the political landscape and the necessary strategies to implement change. Abbott's commitment to campaigning for Trump underscores his belief in the importance of border security, a key issue in Texas politics. As the 2024 election approaches, Abbott's advice aims to prepare Trump for a successful debate, potentially influencing the outcome of the election by showcasing the perceived shortcomings of Harris's leadership capabilities.