As Vice President Kamala Harris prepares for a crucial debate with Donald Trump, Democratic leaders emphasize the need for her to stay focused and disciplined to counter Trump's debating style, which often turns the stage into a spectacle centered on himself. Historian Allan Lichtman predicts Harris will win the November election based on a unique methodology that favors her in eight of thirteen key indicators, while contrasting analysts suggest Trump’s chances are stronger than ever. Harris is expected to effectively manage Trump's provocations, showcasing her prosecutorial skills while ignoring his attempts to distract. Meanwhile, Trump is framing the debate as rigged in advance, aiming to position himself as a victim, despite his history of rapid-fire claims that often lack coherence. The stakes are high for both candidates, as Harris seeks to connect with undecided voters and demonstrate her capability as the Democratic nominee. The upcoming debate is pivotal, especially following Biden's previous lackluster performance against Trump, prompting heightened scrutiny on Harris's strategy.