Comment on Biden’s Right: It Is an Orchestrated Attack

A new Emerson College Polling/WHDH survey in New Hampshire finds Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump in a head-to-head match up, 50% to 46%. With third party candidates on the ballot, Harris leads Trump 48% to 41%, followed by Robert Kennedy Jr. at 6% and Jill Stein at 1%.

A new Economist/YouGov poll finds Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump nationally, 46% to 44%. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. trails way behind at just 3%.

Wall Street Journal: “As the ‘weird’ wars continue, it’s worth considering how the word could end up becoming politically weaponized in the first place. ‘Weird’ is being used as a pithy label to describe opinions or behavior considered creepy or bizarre. But that meaning is relatively new in the word’s history.” “The origin of ‘weird’ is in the Old English word ‘wyrd,’ a noun meaning ‘fate’ or ‘destiny’ that appeared in some of the earliest Anglo-Saxon written records.

Wall Street Journal: “In the weeks since the pick, Vance has drawn unwanted attention for several past comments, most notoriously for saying in a 2021 interview that the country was being run by “a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives” and calling for people without children to pay higher taxes.” “In the face of the perceived flubs, Republicans have faced questions as to whether Vance is the right person for the ticket.” Said Sen.

Nate Silver‘s polling average shows Kamala Harris now leading Donald Trump nationally, 44.4% to 44.2%.

“It’s seen as gauche to openly campaign for the vice presidency,” NBC News reports. “Yet several of Harris’ leading potential running mates just happen to be releasing campaign-style videos introducing themselves to voters and praising Harris.”