Notice the CNN host showing her objectivity ...
KEILAR: Can't you see the ad being made, where -- because the Clinton campaign does this. It's not even a voice other than Donald Trump's. They'll put up the "What do you have to lose?" Then they're going to have a picture, no doubt, of that African-American protester at one of Donald Trump's rallies who gets punched in the face by a Donald Trump supporter. They're going to have Donald Trump saying, "I'm going to pay for that guy's legal bills" and so on. And they're just going to pick different things that Donald Trump has said. Isn't that damning?
I've been waiting for the transcript snippet where David Gergen says Trump is like Rasputin, can't be killed. I notice the most interesting CNN segments are the slowest to make their way to CNN's written record of itself.
And some positive news on the poll front, the USC Dornsife / LA Times Presidential Election "Daybreak" Poll now has Trump leading by a fraction of a percentage, and trending up. There is a separate thread on that, plus I posted the same link and similar remark near the end of the rally thread from yesterday.
Scanning the news, not much at all on Trump or Hillary. That's a good thing. The press has a dearth of manufactured issues against Trump for now. The closest thing I can find to a "dig" is a joke of an argument floated by CBS.
On the heels of another staff shakeup, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was facing a new backlash - this time for his attempt to get black voters to vote for him in the November election. ...CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett reports it was supposed to be a day for a clean slate, but Trump's latest attempted outreach to a larger voting bloc was called ignorant and heavy-handed by his critics.
Watch out for the backlash! LOL. The entire backlash cited was the tweet by a person who has the keys to Crooked's twitter account, "This is so ignorant itaEUR(TM)s staggering. @HillaryClinton 7:19 PM - 19 Aug 2016".
My prediction that Trump's "regret" remark would be used to justify digging up old news plays out in may venues. See for example, "Washington Post Editorial: Which 'wrong thing' does Trump regret?"