Comment on Presidential Popularity No Longer Driven by the Economy

With less than three weeks until Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris is ramping up her pitch to a core group of voters who could help flip a coin-toss election: anti-Trump Republicans. In a speech backed by Republican supporters on Wednesday and an interview on Fox News that evening, Harris made a bid to invite disaffected conservatives into her coalition.

CNN host Anderson Cooper told former California Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado, a Trump supporter, he's full of shit for moronically claiming Trump speaks like a fascist because he's from New York. CNN is hosting a few Trump supporters who are trying to become the next Jeffrey Lord, a man who spewed racism and unhinged defenses of Donald Trump in 2016. MALDONADO: And you know who he was, you know who he is.

Donald J. Trump addressed a town hall audience of undecided Latino voters for Univision Wednesday in Miami, and it's safe to say that, judging by the crowd's expressions, he didn't win their support. Trump tried and failed to defend his baseless pet-eating allegations, which have rocked Springfield, Ohio. Ramiro González, a construction worker and a Republican voter, politely gave the former President the “opportunity to try to win back my vote," explaining that he wondered why Trump “waited so long to take action” during the deadly Jan.

Fox News Harris Faulkner hosted a room full of Trump supporting women; dubbed it a town hall and introduced him as if he was Queen Elizabeth II. Before Trump made his entrance the ladies were screaming and clapping there hands like banshees in a ginned up MAGA cult propaganda extravaganza. The only thing missing was a row of Trumpets and a red carpet. It was nauseating.

Trump did a sit-down interview Tuesday with the Economic Club of Chicago, and it was, in no uncertain terms, a sh*t show. Any credible observer viewing Trump's weaving, bobbing, rambling, and ignorant non-sequitur responses to all the questions John Micklethwait, editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News asked him would say it was an unmitigated disaster. Rolling Stone's headline reads: Trump Crumbles When Pressed on Economic Policy in Tense Interview The grilling exposed Trump’s total cluelessness with regard to his own economic policy, and led Trump to attack Micklethwait as biased.

Brian Stelter: “Overnight, I learned of another planned Trump interview that was suddenly scrapped. NBC News thought it had secured a sit-down with Trump to discuss the economy and other matters.” “The interview was expected to take place in Philadelphia on Monday and correspondent Christine Romans (a CNN alum) was set to be the interviewer, I’m told.