That's so interesting, and it's been quite a while since
we've seen handshakes of the past few presidential debates.
It's a small thing, but an interesting dynamic to look
out for.
And another thing to look out for at next week's
debates are the economic policies.
We know that Vice President Harris has been releasing details
of her economic plan, and so has former President Trump.
In fact, he spoke this week at the Economic Club
of New York and was questioned on what he would
do to lower the cost of childcare.
Now, many Democrats have mocked Trump over his response, but
could we see the cost of childcare becoming a major
campaign issue ahead of November's election?
It absolutely could.
And I think that considering both Trump and Vance's and
meandering answers to these questions, which have gotten a lot
of criticism and have gotten a lot of Flack from
Democrats, in particular, Congressman Sean Cass.
And he's a Democrat from Illinois, for example, He wrote
on X that it was that Trump's response to that
question was, quote, towering stupidity.
The people listening know it, the people around him, you
know what word Sal and not even pretending to have
a single coherent idea, vote for smart people.
So considering the fact that both Trump and Vance had
these, you know, responses that have come under fire from
Democrats, definitely expect Democrats now make this a key part
of the election cycle.
And not just for that political reason, but because it
is a really important issue.
The cost of childcare, A lot of families across the
country who would like to spend less money on childcare.
You know, it's one of those kitchen table issues that
a lot of folks talk about are so important when
it comes to elections.