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Days to go and there's only one argument Kamala Harris — and her minions in the media — can make: Trump is Hitler. Or Mussolini, or Stalin, or Pol Pot — take your pick. If Trump gets elected, he's building concentration camps, ripping up the Constitution, sending the military to arrest his political enemies — hell, anyone who didn't vote for him — hosting Putin and Xi in the Lincoln bedroom, burning the country down and throwing Rachel Maddow in jail. Well, most of us could get behind that last one.... If Kamala were smart, she'd do what Obama did...

President Trump has a new gig: He is now the only candidate to have worked at McDonald’s. Trump is indefatigable, yet the media spent a week saying he is very tired. The information allegedly came from an anonymous staffer. Kamala and Walz are having a tough time working, going from rally to rally. They’re very fatigued. Will the media talk about this for a week? Walz admits he and Kamala are suffering from intense exhaustion: "We're fatigued. We're fatigued." (see video from X inside article).

Kamala Harris has embarked on a desperate last ditch bid to keep her presidential bid alive amid sliding poll ratings little more than two weeks before polling day. The Democrat nominee is struggling to keep a lid on recriminations from colleagues infuriated at her high-handed approach as they see the key battleground state of Pennsylvania slip from their grasp. The VP has been forced to abandon her safety-first strategy of cozy sit downs with friendly outlets, in a high-stakes pivot towards finding unlikely recruits for her fraying electoral alliance. And hope has been replaced by fear as Donald Trump becomes...

The Democrat needs to remind voters about what they really didn’t like about his presidency. Kamala Harris’s fate in the remaining weeks of the presidential campaign may turn on whether she can shift the attention of enough voters back to what they might fear from a potential second White House term for Donald Trump. Since replacing President Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee this summer, Harris has focused her campaign message above all on reassuring voters that she has the experience and values to serve in the Oval Office. But a consensus is growing among Democratic political professionals that Harris...