Port: Trump's racial comments were no joke, Sen. Cramer

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : What he's doing is he's making fun of the fact that she chooses it when it's convenient, and chooses another race when that's convenient," Cramer said, though he added that Trump shouldn't say things like that because "nuance or satire is often confused, is often confusing.
37% : The problem is not that Trump tried to pressure Georgia election officials into finding him enough votes to win the state.
31% : Trump wasn't joking.
30% : The problem is not that Trump paid off porn stars with whom he had extramarital affairs and then tried to hide those payments in falsified business and campaign records.
26% : Trump was asked whether he approved of some of his fellow Republicans describing Harris as a "DEI" hire.
22% : ""It'll provide people opportunity to take words literally and apply them in a different way," Cramer continued, insinuating that the problem is not the repugnant comments Trump made but rather those who might be offended by them.
19% : Whatever else we could say about Trump, he is not a stupid person.
16% : Here, Trump is trying to use his opponent's race to divide voters, but according to Cramer, the problem is that you and I don't get the joke.
8% : Sure enough, when Trump sat down for an interview with the National Association of Black Journalists, he launched into a bizarre attack on Harris' ancestry.

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