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While Kamala Harris’s surging campaign and joyful convention have captured the news cycle, the Trump campaign is projecting confidence and expecting a potentially crucial uptick in support if the independent candidate gets on board.

The man who has never met an opponent he didn’t attack thinks Kathy Hochul was too mean to him.

“Voting against Trump and for Kamala Harris is the right thing to do.”

But she knows which character from the HBO series has “made love to many couches.”

Unfortunately for Graham, it appears that Trump is not willing or able to reel himself in.

"I accept!" Trump wrote while sharing a series of AI-generated photos that he appeared to take as a vote of confidence from the singer.

“The ‘weird’ label has been particularly hard to shake because Republican candidates further down the ballot keep compounding it, including some who won primaries just this week.”

Allies are urging the former president to stick to policy points ahead of the DNC. Instead, he’s using his time to go after Harris’s looks.

The VP hopeful attempted to soften backlash from Trump’s recent comments diminishing the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Nice work if you can get it!

Democrats are riding a wave of “genuine energy” to Chicago next week, says Senator Dick Durbin, which could offer the veep a vital boost in the home stretch of the election: “I can understand why Donald Trump’s worried.”

On the latest episode of Inside the Hive, MSNBC analyst Anand Giridharadas discusses why the positivity around Harris is taking all the oxygen away from Trump’s frightening ambitions. “Fascism’s a f--king bore,” he says. “We have to show what it would feel like to be alive.”

Meanwhile, an average of national polls puts Harris ahead 47.2% to 46.7%.

This should come as a surprise to exactly no one.

Still riding a wave of optimism, the veep is expected to forge a more personal connection with voters that could insulate her from future MAGA attacks. One top Democratic speechwriter says they were “dreading” writing a speech for Biden: “This will be a lot more fun.”

The former president can’t get over feeling “cheated” by Joe Biden’s exit from the race, says one source, while another speculates he might “have PTSD” following last month’s assassination attempt.

He absurdly claimed that the South American dictatorship will be safer than the US.

The former president was hoping his conversation with Elon Musk could reset his spiraling campaign. Instead, the glitchy, garbled interview underscored just how boring the Trump Show has gotten.

Donald Trump will still play assignment editor—if the media lets him.

The two “cannot run a livestream in the year 2024,” the Harris campaign snarked on X.