Rhonda I re-watch the debate because I love it so I love politics so much I had to relive it all over again and you know it's not we need to get you and

hobby. It's true. We will never give up, we will never conceive,

we bigger better and bolder than ever before.

We are not going back. I'm going back. Welcome to Sidebar from the Washington Post.

I'm Libby Casey.

I'm joined today by Rhonda Colvin and James

Homen who are here in the studio with me and we're also joined by senior

critic at large Robin Gervon. Welcome Robin.

Hi, thanks for having me.

So we're together less than 48 hours after the first and maybe only presidential debate between

former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.

And the first votes of the 2024 general election will be cast in just four days.

That's right, early voting starts Monday in the key swing state of Pennsylvania.

So on today's show, we'll talk about what all those big moments at Tuesday's debate

mean for the rest of the campaign as November looms.

And later, we'll get into why the state that hosted the debate, Pennsylvania, could be the one that decides the presidency in November.

Plus, look what he made her do.

I had to do it guys.

Taylor Swift's endorsement of Vice President Harris happened moments after Tuesday's debate ended.

Taylor Swift wrote online that she decided to do it after realizing that a fake AI image of her falsely endorsing Trump was posted to his website.

So her post so far has more than 10.3 million likes on Instagram, but what do celebrity endorsements

amount to? And is this one of the most meaningful?

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