As Kamala Harris prepares for her first debate against Donald Trump, Democrats, including U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and Senator John Fetterman, have issued strong warnings regarding the challenges she will face. Buttigieg emphasized the need for Harris to exhibit 'superhuman focus and discipline' to counter Trump's tendency to dominate debates by turning them into spectacles about himself. In anticipation of the debate, Harris's campaign has launched an 'Issues' page to clarify her policy positions, addressing concerns about the perceived vagueness of her platform. Key proposals include tax cuts for working and middle-class Americans and making housing more affordable. Despite acknowledging Trump's debating skills, Fetterman expressed confidence in Harris's ability to perform well and win the debate, though he noted that the ultimate impact may hinge on broader voter perceptions. The debate is viewed as a crucial moment for both candidates, with significant public interest following President Biden's lackluster performance against Trump earlier this year.