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“The attack ad in Virginia’s most competitive congressional race starts off like something out of a sitcom,” the Washington Post reports. “An actor resembling Derrick Anderson, a Republican looking to flip Virginia’s battleground 7th district, comes home to greet life-size cardboard cutouts of a woman and three young girls. The stand-in Anderson eats dinner with the pictures, plays board games across the table from them and then joins them to watch a movie.” “It was a biting callout to an image that has dogged the former Army Green Beret for the past month: Anderson, who recently got engaged and does not have kids, shot campaign footage this year that showed him posing with the wife and three daughters of a friend — a scene that critics pounced on as giving the false impression he was the patriarch of the nuclear family.”

“As the presidential contest enters the final sprint, campaign aides and allies close to Vice President Kamala Harris are growing cautiously optimistic about her chances of victory, saying the race is shifting in her favor,” the New York Times reports. “Top Democratic strategists are increasingly hopeful that the campaign’s attempts to cast former President Donald Trump as a fascist — paired with an expansive battleground-state operation and strength among female voters still energized by the end of federal abortion rights — will carry Ms.

“The violent and vulgar rhetoric at Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally Sunday has prompted finger-pointing within the former president’s inner circle and deep concern that his message was once again eclipsed by controversy,” CNN reports. New York Times: “The backlash among Puerto Rican celebrities and performers was instantaneous across social media, prompting the Trump campaign to issue a rare defensive statement distancing themselves from offensive comments.

“Donald Trump has spent the past several days calling the CNN host Anderson Cooper by a woman’s name, as he devotes much of the final stretch of a close presidential campaign to increasingly unfiltered displays of grievance and bigotry,” the New York Times reports. “Mr. Trump routinely refers to people he doesn’t like by disparaging nicknames, but his references to Mr.

“Jon Stewart has signed on to keep hosting The Daily Show on Monday nights through December 2025,” the Daily Beast reports. “The comedian, who served as the show’s nightly host for 16 years, from 1999 to 2015, began hosting once a week earlier this year and was initially expected to stay on only through the 2024 election.”

“In speeches to pro-Trump voters across Pennsylvania, Elon Musk has repeated a line he uses about the assassination of Vice President Kamala Harris — saying it would be pointless because she is a ‘puppet’ of unnamed Washington power brokers,” the New York Times reports. Said Musk: “Nobody even bothers to try to kill Kamala.