@#5 ... "Harris did with Fox News what Trump can't do anywhere: Handle tough questions ...

Yes.

But in my view is that it is not just about what she did do.

It is also about what she did not do.

She did not go off into some odd other topic when a question was asked. She tried (even with the multiple interruptions of the host) to answer the questions asked of her.

And, quite important to me, she did not wander off into some odd area where she thinks incoherent babble is a valid response to a question.

OK, VP Harris and fmr Pres Trump were not face-to-face in this interview.

But, once again, VP Harris whipped fmr Pres tTump's ample arse with how she handled this interview's questions.

@#6 ... She wants to turn the page from the last decade. Her words. Democrats held the White House for six of the last ten years ...

So she seems to be a candidate for change.

That is a bad thing... why?

I mean, your alias seems to be so against the Biden era.

So I ask again, why why is VP Harris saying she wants to change a bad thing?

What of her proposals does your alias have issues with?

@#11 ... Inimical ...

I learned a new word this evening.

Thank-you.

@#11 ... Baier barely let the VP get a word in during the opening part of the sit-down. ...

OK, so I am not the only person who noticed that.

imo, a journalist should allow the interviewee to speak, to learn the views of the interviewee.

Mr Baier, on the other hand, seemed to be focused upon not allowing VP Harris to speak.

And VP Harris seemed to have handled that situation admirably.

Staying on track with her answers and not meandering off into some odd alternative reality.

@#15 ... That would be the voice of Republicans lamenting Biden's choice, not Democrats. ...

Yup.

Especially in light of how well VP Harris handled the interrogation by Mr Baier.

The Republicans have got to wish that their candidate would stand up to such an interrogation and not go off into some weird swaying routine to the Village People's tune Y.M.C.A.

@#20 .. Go watch Welker or Bash interview Vance and square it with what you just said. ...

The usual unsubstantiated and lame "whatabout" deflection attempt by that current alias.

@#28 ... The information is from Open Secrets ...

The graphic in that link ("Total from Small Donor Donations, Current Candidates Only") was interesting.

... Why talk about Harris when the real news is about Trump's 'owners' - three billionaires. ...

Yup.

In addition to the link you provide, there's this...

@#31 ... Everything was Deflect to Trump. She actually looked angry at one point describing him. ...

So, she highlighted the differences between her and fmr Pres Trump?

And you would not look angry at a person who wants to destroy Democracy in the Country?

I mean really.

@#32 ... "Billionaires!!! the devil!!!!" ...

I do not agree.

I just think that some billionaires (thank-you Citizens United) have an outsized affect upon the politics on the Country.

I like the "one vote" concept.

But since Citizens United, that one-vote concept seems to have been replaced with a one-dollar concept.

For example, why should an immigrant, Mr Musk, have such a outsized sway with a presidential candidate upon the affairs of the Country?

I mean, fmr Pres Trump constantly rails against immigrants, but he also seems to have not a concern about dozens of millions of dollars Mr Musk throws his way.

@#36

Yeah, I wouldn't go with AWESOME.

But she did well.

She stayed on topic and did not meander off into some weird dot-weaving babbling in her answers.

That aspect, alone, is a huge improvement contrasting the interviews fmr Pres Trump has given.

@#41 ... Perhaps you could explain why my vote for president has actually mattered ...

That, basically, was the point I was trying to convey in my #35 comment.

That "one-dollar" seems to have more gravity in elections than "one vote."

So, how is that that "one-dollar" negated?

Get your butt off the sofa, and get out there to vote.

An aside...

I have had discussions with some younger voters (early 20's).

I have told them all to get their butts into the voting booth and cast their vote.

One asked me, but what if I do not like the candidate you like?

I told her to get out there and vote. That is the important aspect of what I am saying.

The resulting expression on her face was priceless for me.