"Increasingly unstable": Harris calls Trump "unfit" for office after bizarre town hall
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : Great song!"The rest of the week went no better for Trump, who rambled and drifted during an event at the Economic Club of Chicago on Tuesday.53% : Let's make it into a music [sic]," Trump said.
27% : "Who the hell wants to hear questions, right?"Trump interjected over his playlist rarely after he stopped taking questions, occasionally tossing out canned lines about the election.
22% : The town hall was twice interrupted by fainting attendees, according to the Washington Post, and Trump refused to be put back on track by moderator and South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem.
3% : Speaking to reporters ahead of a rally in Pennsylvania on Wednesday, Harris said that "people who have worked closely with" Trump have noted he's unwell."Donald Trump is increasingly unstable," she said.
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