Harris struggles to loosen Trump's grip on the media

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

84% : "What people want from their candidate is their genuineness and you can love Trump or hate Trump, but he's pretty genuine," Sesno said.
78% : "It's Trump doing what Trump knows how to do best, which is being a showman.
57% : But none of that mattered to Trump and his campaign, who enjoyed the attention on both social and traditional media.
53% : At the McDonald's in Bucks County, Pa., Trump manned a fry station and handed out fast-food from the drive-thru window with his signature suit jacket replaced by an apron.
48% : Her travels have increased on some days, like on Monday when she hit three "blue wall" states with former GOP Rep. Liz Cheney (Wyo.), one of several Republicans who have openly turned on Trump to support Harris.
48% : But her efforts are often overshadowed by Trump.
38% : "It's a formula Trump rode to the White House in 2016.
28% : "Trump shows up at McDonald's, he's dunking fries, he's trolling Harris because she worked at McDonald's," Sesno said.
24% : Trump, for his part, rarely has trouble doing so, whether it's the takeover of a McDonald's or lewd remarks about the late golfer Arnold Palmer.

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