Dem insiders head into final election stretch confident on Harris win: 'Nauseously optimistic'
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Democratic insiders and Harris supporters are confident Vice President Kamala Harris will will the election against former President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
Trump and Harris both delivered what were their respective closing arguments earlier this week, with Trump addressing massive crowds at a historic rally at Madison Square Garden, and Harris delivering her final pitch in the nation’s capital Tuesday at the Ellipse, located just south of the White House and north of the National Mall.
Polls are neck-and-neck, with a Fox News national survey published last month finding that Trump had a two-point edge over Harris, while the pair have zeroed-in on campaigning in key battleground states to increase the weight on their respective political scales. As of Saturday morning, Trump has nine events scheduled until Election Day, zig-zagging from battlegrounds such as Pennsylvania and Michigan to Georgia and also Virginia.
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Former President Bill Clinton told CNN during an interview that it would be a "travesty" if former President Trump won the election in 2024.
Donald Trump's presidential campaign clarified his remarks on Sunday after he joked about someone shooting "through the fake news" at his rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania.
Democratic strategist James Carville predicted on Friday that Kamala Harris would win the election because Donald Trump is "stone a-- nuts."
After Chicago police and Mayor Brandon Johnson failed to identify the victim’s Jewish faith for five days, the department will not confirm information about suspect.
The final New York Times/Siena College poll of the election shows a tight race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in multiple states.
FCC Republican commissioner Brendan Carr ripped "Saturday Night Live" for hosting VP Kamala Harris, but not offering an equal amount of time to former President Trump.
Law professor and Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley writes that he will never get used to "rage politics," and wonders why we can't see ourselves the way his taxi driver does.
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., criticized Democrats' "scare tactics" on abortion and IVF and defended former President Trump's record on women.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said former President Trump will push to remove fluoride from drinking water if elected president, against decades of guidance.
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Activist Michaelah Montgomery, who went viral for hugging the former president at an Atlanta Chick-fil-A, is the latest to criticize Mark Cuban's remarks about women linked to Trump.