Cook report continued: "Trump is trusted more on immigration, but his lead has dropped since August. Trump has his largest lead over Harris, 51% to 42% on the issue of border and immigration. However, that is a five-point drop from his 53% to 39% lead over Harris in August. This drop comes […]
Harris only dodged that bullet because: 1. She's spent the past four years out of the spotlight. 2. Folks were thrilled to have a out against Biden. 3. This is more her natural self than what she was trying to project in 2020.
❝ Özellikle Lübnan’a yapılan saldırılar Harris kampanyasını olumsuz etkiliyor gibi gözüküyor. ❞ Harris ve içinden çıkamadığı Ortadoğu politikası ✍️ Nilden Bayazıt yazdı. Okumak için ➡️ www.yeniarayis.com/m...
By avoiding his more incendiary attacks, Vance helped himself, but he also made the Harris/Walz ticket seem more moderate.
You hear The New York Times crying for details because they know that's what Democrats do when they lose. VP Harris is avoiding all the same old traps, says @gilduran.bsky.social.
VP Kamala Harris is talking values instead of policy lists. She's avoiding what George Lakoff calls the "12 Communication Traps"
Harris stands for the defense of freedom. Trump is a threat. kyivindependent.com/opinion-were...
In the past week, both Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Polish President Andrzej Duda made stops in Pennsylvania. Zelensky toured an ammunition factory in Scranton, while Duda attended the u...
around me, I've noticed a higher Harris and/or Dem downballot number of signs … GOP signs are mostly downballot, with very few Trump … one yard on a busy street is decked out for Trump
War with Iran was the goal since last year (at least). Biden (now Harris) need it to help win the election. Bibi needs it for the same reason and to stay out of jail. The West wants it as Iran is the last country in that region they haven’t subjugated. It’s been the goal for a long time.
Harris freaking destroyed Trump and it barely moved polls.
More from Cook Political Report: "Harris has a lead within the margin of error in Arizona (+2), Michigan (+3), Nevada (+1), Pennsylvania (+1), and Wisconsin (+2). Trump is ahead 49% to 47% in Georgia, and the two candidates are tied at 49% in North Carolina."
