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Trump Makes A Campaign Stop At A McDonald’s In Pennsylvania

Trump Makes A Campaign Stop At A McDonald’s In Pennsylvania

If the Democratic Party wasn’t so relentlessly bent on undermining the country, you might almost feel bad for Kamala Harris after the disastrous weekend she just had. Her campaign continues to unravel, with cringeworthy gaffes, brutal polling numbers, and Donald Trump enjoying a resurgence of momentum that’s making her presidential bid look even weaker.

The supposed “October surprises” Harris had lined up to torpedo Trump? A dud. More stale Russia accusations and irrelevant Jack Smith revelations—none of which are landing with voters. Who’s still listening to that tired narrative other than the echo chamber over at MSNBC? The truth is, there’s nothing Harris can say or do that will sway public opinion about Trump at this point. If she’s going to gain any traction, it’ll have to be through her own charm and policies, not by tearing Trump down.

And here’s where things get even worse for her: Kamala Harris has to convince the American people that she’s fit to be president. Good luck. Because while Harris struggled to keep her campaign afloat, Trump was out there having fun, making headlines for all the right reasons. He paid a visit to McDonald’s in Pennsylvania, flipping fries, serving food to supporters, and effortlessly charming the crowd. The videos of him interacting with people were instant hits online. It was classic Trump—connecting with everyday Americans while Harris continues to flounder.

Meanwhile, Harris’s campaign is sinking further into crisis mode. She skipped the Catholic Al Smith dinner, sending a painful video in her place, and then made things worse by telling two Christians at her rally that they “belonged with Trump” after they praised God. Yeah, because telling religious voters they should support your opponent is a brilliant strategy, especially when the Democratic Party has a reputation for pushing faith out of the public square. Not a great look.

But it didn’t end there. Harris then went a step further by agreeing with a protester that Israel was committing genocide in Gaza. With one thoughtless comment, she alienated not only Jewish voters but also Americans who support Israel’s right to defend itself. In a single weekend, Harris managed to offend Christians, Jews, and everyday voters who aren’t on board with her far-left worldview. She’s already losing the Muslim vote, and now she’s hemorrhaging support from other key demographics. It’s a total disaster.

Unsurprisingly, the polls reflect this collapse. Trump is now leading in key swing states and even nationally—a shocking development for a race that many assumed would favor Harris in the popular vote. But Harris is slipping, and Trump’s momentum is building. Pollsters like Nate Silver still think the race is a toss-up, but even he admits that things have been going downhill for Harris lately. The cracks are showing, and Senate Democrats in tight races are distancing themselves from Harris and openly aligning with Trump on key issues.

Even the liberal media, which has spent years vilifying Trump as a dictator and the second coming of Hitler, is now seeing Senate Democrats cozying up to him because they realize that half the country actually likes what he’s saying. The tide is turning, and Harris is getting swept away in it.

At this rate, it wouldn’t be surprising if Harris was hitting the bottle by Sunday night, because things aren’t getting any easier. Weekends like this would be rough for anyone, but for someone whose campaign is on the verge of collapse, it’s especially brutal. Yet here’s the kicker: despite all the signs pointing to her campaign being dead in the water, Harris still has a chance. Why? Because her opponent is Donald Trump, and as much as people love him, there are plenty who despise him.

Harris’ floor is higher than most candidates because of the visceral hatred some voters have for Trump. That means she could still limp her way to a win, even as her campaign implodes. But Trump is a known quantity. No scandal sticks to him, and no attack diminishes his popularity with his base. So while Harris keeps stumbling, Trump continues to surge, and the path to victory is looking clearer for him every day.

Written by Mark Stevens - October 21, 2024