Kamala Harris says she will beat 'extreme' Trump

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82% : He's a great guy, wrote me a beautiful note the other day when he heard about what happened," Trump told the excited crowd in Grand Rapids, Michigan at his first rally since the shooting.
57% : "Now that the donors and electeds have pushed out the only candidate who has ever beaten Trump, it's time to end the political fantasy games and unite behind the only veteran of a national campaign -- our outstanding @vp, @KamalaHarris!!," Mr Klain wrote in a post on X. "Let's get real and win in November!"The US president ended his reelection campaign on Sunday after fellow Democrats lost faith in ability to beat Donald Trump.
54% : After the dramatic attempt on his life, Trump basked in the deafening screams of his thousands of supporters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as he regaled them with stories about the attempt on his life.
52% : The Republican presidential nominee had promised "unity" for the US in the wake of his shooting in Pennsylvania last Saturday, which shocked the country and triggered a surge in support for Trump in opinion polls.
49% : The poll, which began the day Trump was wounded at a Pennsylvania rally on July 13 and ended as he was accepting his party's nomination in Milwaukee on July 18, found Trump leading Mr Biden 49 per cent to 42 per cent.
47% : In a head-to-head match-up, Ms Harris and Trump were tied with 44pc support each in a July 15-16 Reuters/Ipsos poll, conducted after the July 13 assassination attempt on Trump.
47% : The former president's advisers are also said to be paying close attention to Josh Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania - the state Trump is set on winning in order to help secure a win over the Democrats.
46% : A new poll from the battleground state of Michigan, where Trump - his right ear bandaged from the recent attempt on his life, held a raucous rally Saturday - carried grim news for the president.
46% : Nobody said," Trump told Fox News in an interview on Saturday.
43% : Mr Biden outraised Trump in June but the Republicans had roughly $49 million more to play with as they headed into July, according to figures released by both campaigns.
42% : The survey even gave Trump a narrow lead in metropolitan Detroit, normally safe Democratic territory.
39% : "Her role as a prosecutor makes her the ultimate contrast to Trump, the convicted felon," The New York Times quoted Ms Wilson as saying.
39% : Second, the attempted assassination of the Republican nominee on July 13, which has softened public attitudes towards Trump.
38% : It comes as a Reuters and Ipsos survey showed the former first lady, 60, would beat Trump by 10 points, with no other possible candidate beating the former president.
34% : If Trump flips Nevada, Arizona and Georgia but Democrats keep those states -- their Blue Wall -- the Democrats win with exactly 270 votes in the Electoral College compared to 268 for Trump.
31% : Ms Harris, tipped to become the next Democrat presidential nominee after Joe Biden stepped down on Sunday, said she would "do everything in (her) power" to keep Trump out of the White House.
31% : "She can make the issue of age and fitness a liability for Trump.
29% : That, along with Ms Harris's potential to appeal to female voters, is now more of a liability for Trump than it is for any of his opponents.
28% : In a letter shared by Trump on his social media site Truth Social, Mr Jackson also wrote that there had been significant bleeding and swelling on the entire upper ear, but that no stitches were required.
26% : Only a day before, Joe Biden was telling many aides that he would continue campaigning to defeat Trump in November.
25% : Although there have been concerns about his age and health for some months, a disastrous debate performance against Donlad Trump on June 27 set off a political chain reaction that has taken Mr Biden to the brink, and then over it.
25% : A succession of verbal gaffes coupled with Mr Biden's increasingly visible physical frailty served only to intensify doubts among senior Democratic strategists especially with Trump surging in the polls after the assassination attempt in Pennsylvania.
25% : "Last week I took a bullet for democracy," Trump said to a rapturous applause from the audience, who waved a sea of placards emblazoned Trump and Vance.
24% : But at a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Saturday night, Trump returned to his usual combative style - and at times dark tone - as he railed against the "radical Left Democrats", accused his opponents of "rigging" the election and calling Mr Biden "crooked".
23% : That is now more of a liability for Trump than any of his potential opponents.
23% : That is now more of a liability for Trump than any of his potential opponents.
23% : The Epic-MRA poll showed Trump doubling his lead since the last poll on June 27, just before the presidential debate that proved disastrous for the president.
20% : Trump, who is seeking to understand how no one stopped the would-be assassin from attempting to shoot him last week, asked: "There's some things going on with our government that we have to really worry about.
17% : "According to polls, Ms Harris performs no better statistically than Mr Biden against Trump.
16% : Trump led Biden 43pc to 41pc in that same poll, though the 2 percentage point difference was not meaningful considering the poll's 3-point margin of error.

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