Lawler —who’s sought to calm the headwinds of Trump’s comments w/ the Haitian population in his NY district— makes quick condemnation of the racist comments from last night’s Trump rally. Republicans see upside to Trump in swing districts like these but this is an example of the other side of that coin; where Trump makes more work for GOP incumbents, not less.

In her interview with CNN, Vice President Harris says she would appoint a Republican to her Cabinet if she's elected: "I think it’s important to have people at the table when some of the most important decisions are being made that have different views, different experiences."

"When you compare his resume, shall we, to Trump's running mate, well, some might say it's like a matchup between the varsity team and the JV squad." — Kamala Harris, who says Tim Walz would be "ready on Day One" as vice president

Some of us came out of the gate trying to correctly characterize Kamala as a bizarre cackling cringe diversity hire who slept her way to the top. Some of our fellow conservatives lectured us for being too mean and “alienating” moderates. Then Democrats proceeded to spend the next week branding JD Vance as a weird pervert creep. Nobody on the Left is acting squeamish about this strategy or finger wagging their own side over it. Therein lies the difference.

OH DEAR! Trump doubling down on chickening out of future debates. Now blaming it on "chaos" on the Democratic ticket for why he won't debate. Trying to get out of the September debate right out of the gate really helped coalesce the sense that the switch really knocked the ...