Harris Is Cratering at the Worst Possible Time
Posted By: Moritz55, 10/26/2024 2:03:59 PM
If there is one data point above all that suggests Donald Trump and JD Vance are headed for a resounding victory on Nov. 5, it is this: By a nearly 40-point margin in the polling average, Americans are more inclined to believe the country is currently on the wrong track than the right track. There are other reasons to believe the 45th president is peaking at the best possible time and that dimwitted California commie Kamala Harris is cratering at the worst possible time, but the stubbornness of the right-track/wrong-track polling has surely led to many sleepless nights at Harris-Walz campaign headquarters.
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Any time Kamala craters is a good time, in my opinion, but other than the title, the article is worth reading