Kamala Harris' past is going under a microscope. PA shows how MAGA may target her | Kelly

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : "You can tell a lot by a laugh," Trump told an audience at one of his recent rallies.
39% : To say that the state's 19 Electoral College votes -- one fewer than in 2020 -- are key to Trump or Harris winning the presidency in November is an understatement.
25% : But Trump is apparently undeterred.
20% : Still, it's worth noting that Harris' 2020 statements on defunding police, decriminalizing illegal immigration, granting health care to undocumented immigrants and having "a conversation" about whether to give voting rights to inmates on death row are exactly the kind of drag that politicians like to avoid as they start a race for the White House.
20% : During a recent interview on Fox News with Laura Ingraham, Trump referred to the Harris campaign as a "con job" -- another line that fell flat.
20% : "It needs to be said here that Trump seems incapable of stopping himself from junior high name-calling as his weapon of choice or just embracing falsehoods.
9% : The statement, which came in answer to a question at a conference of African-American journalists echoed similar false statements by Trump a decade ago that Barack Obama was not born in the United States and, therefore, ineligible to be president.
7% : Trump, meanwhile, seems to be searching for a punch to throw -- with the latest and perhaps most outrageous taking place on Wednesday, when Trump falsely raised a concern that Harris was not authentically Black.
6% : Undeterred, Trump then said of Harris: "She's plain weird.
6% : In that same conversation with Ingraham, Trump also detoured into his own version of sports commentary, declaring, for no apparent reason, that President Joe Biden is "a terrible golfer.
2% : Buried in that silly reference about Harris being "weird" and the put-down of Biden's alleged golfing abilities, Trump also blurted what just might be the most effective strategy for Republicans to strip away the "sugar high" from Harris: "Look at her past.

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