Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign announced a remarkable fundraising achievement, raising $47 million within 24 hours following her debate performance on Tuesday night. Speaking at a rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, Harris leveraged former President Donald Trump's debate performance to highlight contrasting visions for the nation.

During her address, Harris emphasized the importance of addressing issues that resonate with American families, criticizing Trump for what she described as a repetitive and outdated approach. \"But that's not what we heard from Donald Trump,\" she stated, referring to his debate remarks as a \"same old show.\"

In a notable response, Trump declared on his social media platform that the recent debate would be their last, indicating he would not participate in a third debate. Following the debate, he held a rally in Tucson, Arizona, where he claimed victory over Harris, dismissing her arguments as \"empty rhetoric\" and accusing her of lacking substantive plans and policies.

The contrasting narratives from both campaigns underscore the heightened stakes as the election approaches, with fundraising and public perception playing critical roles in shaping voter sentiment.