Yesterday, Kamala Harris continued her uplifting message by going to a Black church in Detroit and channeling the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by saying the nation was "ready to bend the arc of history toward justice." Meanwhile, Donald Trump held a rally in Lititz, PA where he threw out his prepared speech and adlibbed it, attacking the polls as fake and the Democrats as demonic. He also hinted that he wouldn't mind reporters being shot, although his campaign spokesman, Steven Cheung, later tried to walk that back to undo the damage. It was Trump at his darkest and angriest. The contrast with Harris couldn't have been greater if he tried (and maybe he was trying).
Some of Trump's own campaign people hate him:
Tim Alberta
@TimAlberta
Re: my comments on CNN and MSNBC this evening... yes, there are Trump staffers who no longer much care whether he wins or loses. Not exactly breaking news. Hard to overstate how terrible morale is inside of this campaign"and how much anger/resentment is felt toward the candidate.
Alberta is the author of:
Inside the Ruthless, Restless Final Days of Trump's Campaign
"What's discipline got to do with winning?"
www.theatlantic.com
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