Opinion: Jill Stein hammers Harris on Israel - and Trump reaps the benefit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The only answer, of course, is Trump.
48% : Emgage Action, the political arm of a Muslim American voter organization founded in 2006, endorsed Harris last month and told me this week that the opposition from Abandon Harris to the vice president and the president started with conservative Muslims, alarmed by social issues like LGBTQ+ rights and gender identity before the Hamas attacks.
41% : Nonetheless, as in the 2016 election between Trump and Hillary Clinton when Stein was on the ballot, she could win enough votes along the margins in swing states to help tip the race one way or the other.
39% : The RealClearPolitics polling average among all the presidential candidates shows Harris with a scant 1.8 percentage point lead over Trump in Michigan, with Stein at 1.3%.
34% : That is not growing enthusiasm for Trump.
23% : "Opinion: Trump and Vance seem very upset with being fact-checked.

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