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Heather Cox-Richardson:
Trump is supposedly depending on people like Charlie Kirk, from Turning Point USA, and Nick Fuentes, to do his ground game. I don't think Kirk and his like are up to the challenge. Don't think Trump's strategies to date, like the 2020 election, Harris' race, Harris being a Marxist, et al, are going to play well with remaining swing voters in the battleground states. Trump's twisting and turning on the abortion issue won't help with suburban women.
Calvarese and Boebert, CD4 candidates, are debating this morning in Littleton, Colorado, at the Ravenna Golf Club.
Topics include "business and economic issues". The debate started at 11:30 and is open to the public, although tickets are sold out. Let's hope Kyle Clark covers it.
Ernest Luning of Colorado Politics will moderate. Douglas County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the event.
Denver Gazette has the story.
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John McCain's son, Pat Toomey….DRIP, DRIP, DRIP.
So at this point is the Orange Turd grand strategy just to collect money, golf, call the VP names, lose the election and then contest it ? Looks like all he has.
WAPO reported..m.m
Republican Voters Against Trump launched an $11.5 million ad campaign in five key states, with ads and billboards featuring testimonials from former Trump voters who say they’ll be casting their ballots for Harris in November.