Harris slams House speaker for suggesting GOP would likely try to cut federal semiconductor aid

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "Because Trump's going to win this by a landslide," she said.Associated Press writers Chris Megerian in Washington; Charlotte Kramon in Atlanta; and Isabella Volmert in Warren, Michigan, contributed to this report.
39% : Trump was attending two rallies in North Carolina and one in Salem, Virginia - the latter a rare eleventh-hour stop in a state that isn't considered a battleground.
33% : "It is my plan and intention to continue to invest in American manufacturing," the Democratic nominee told reporters in Milwaukee, adding that Trump had lost manufacturing jobs during his presidency.
31% : Related It's a fight to the finish in races that will determine control of CongressMarzella thinks Harris will win, but Darrell is nervous because many of the young Black men in his life support Trump and are hesitant to vote for a woman for president.
16% : There is "so much on the line" and "no way we can let this slip away," Darrell said.Carol Hicks, who drives around with a stack of Harris signs in her back seat, she said was optimistic because she has "die-hard Republican coworkers" who voted for Harris because they could not stomach voting for Trump.

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