Comment on Republican Keep Straying Into Dangerous Territory

“For many months, it has been an undisputed and durable fact of the 2024 race that former President Donald Trump held a strong political advantage on the most pressing issue to the most voters: the economy,” the New York Times reports. “But with less than six weeks until the election, some of Vice President Kamala Harris’s top strategists are making the seemingly audacious case that she will not only neutralize the longstanding Republican edge on economic matters but also flip the script entirely by Election Day.”

“Federal officials battling foreign interference in the coming election say they are entering what may be the most perilous period of the campaign: October, when the prospect for mischief runs high and the time to react runs short,” the New York Times reports. “While the Russians make little attempt to hide their support for former President Donald Trump, the Iranians — among Moscow’s most important suppliers in the war in Ukraine — desperately want to stop him from returning to office, and are busy hacking into his campaign and dumping whatever they find, as well as plotting to assassinate him.”

Ken Klippenstein has published the document reportedly stolen by Iran in a Trump campaign hack. “It’s a 271-page research paper the Trump campaign prepared to vet now vice presidential candidate J. D. Vance. As far as I can tell, it hasn’t been altered, but even if it was, its contents are publicly verifiable.

Former U. S. Sen. Nancy Kassebaum (R-KS) endorsed Kamala Harris for president, Fox News reports.

United Atlantic Ventures LLC, a major shareholder in Trump Media, has sold or otherwise gotten rid of more than 7.5 million shares in the company, according to a regulatory filing, CNBC reports.

“Federal law enforcement officials plan to announce criminal charges Friday in connection with the alleged Iranian hack of emails from members of former President Donald Trump’s campaign,” ABC News reports. “The Iranians allegedly gained access to data and files taken from the email accounts of Trump advisers, which included internal documents used to vet Trump’s perspective running mate.”