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“For the first time since Donald Trump was indicted in the spring of 2023, he has lost his grip on the news cycle and — temporarily at least — his message. Instead of commanding morning-to-night media attention, the former president and his allies suddenly find themselves reacting to their opponents,” the New York Times reports. “It’s an unfamiliar experience for Mr.

A new ad from George Conway’s super PAC highlights Donald Trump’s gaffes, insults or off-the-wall comments and says he’s not “right in the head.” It’s running on Fox News, ESPN and the Golf Channel in West Palm Beach, Florida, and Bedminster, New Jersey, around Trump’s properties.

“Vice President Kamala Harris’ allies on Wall Street huddled on a private Zoom call Wednesday to strategize how to defeat former President Donald Trump,“ CNBC reports. “The call featured dozens of major financiers backing Harris, and lasted over an hour.”

Associated Press: “Overall, Trump and his allies are outspending Harris’ team 25-to-1 on television and radio advertising — more than $68 million for Republicans compared to just $2.6 million for Democrats — in the period that began on Monday.” “The stunning disparity reflects actual spending for this week and reservations for subsequent weeks, which will almost certainly change in the coming days.” Playbook: “This is the scenario Democrats are dreading.

Playbook: “What we found notable about President Joe Biden’s Oval Office address last night was that he never explained why he’s not running for reelection. While he said he was stepping aside “to unite my party,” he did not say that he believes he’s too old to run, or that he’s unable to take on a campaign because of any physical or mental limitations, or that he believes he could not defeat Donald Trump.” “In other words, he did not concede any of the arguments Democratic leaders made to push him out of the race.

A new Emerson College Polling/The Hill poll in five swing states finds Kamala Harris trailing Donald Trump in four states, and tied in Wisconsin. In Arizona, 49% support Trump and 44% support Harris. In Georgia, 48% support Trump and 46% Harris. In Michigan, 46% support Trump and 45% Harris. In Pennsylvania, 48% support Trump and 46% Harris.