Trump announces staff changes and return of a former campaign manager

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Trump himself put that interpretation to rest by calling campaign chiefs Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita 'THE BEST' in an online post.'Many people want to join the Campaign for the final push, some from the first two Campaigns -
66% : The fired former campaign chief is coming back as a senior advisor at a time when Kamala Harris has been improving on Joe Biden's poll positionTrump began his statement by saying he was leading in the polls, but recent movements have showed Kamala Harris tied or leading in key battlegroundsTrump began his post by writing: 'We're leading in almost all Polls, in some cases leading by A LOT, despite the fact that the Fake News is pulling out all stops for their Radical Left San Francisco Liberal, Kamala Harris.'That misstates the state of public polling - although Trump was able to outperform polls in his surprise 2016 win.
57% : In Lewandowski, who helmed Trump's original 2016 effort before being pushed out in a shake-up, the campaing has a new senior advisor who knows Trump's habits and titled his book off the mantra of: 'Let Trump be Trump.'It comes at a time when outside advisors are saying the campaign could use some more guardrails to keep the candidate from going full-on, as when he called new opponent Kamala Harris 'not very smart' in an economic speech where he held up a box of Tic Tacs.
43% : Trump wrote.
39% : Trump posted.
36% : The campaign is dismissing talk of a shakeup, calling it an effort to bolster the existing structure - in a White House effort that before the GOP Convention drew plaudits for stability as Trump dispatched with his primary rivals.
29% : The Cook Political Report pulled back its rankings in three states after polls showed Harris tied or leading Trump in six of seven battleground polls.
24% : Trump fired Lewandowski, who had steered his campaign through New Hampshire and the early primaries, in June of 2016, after having brought on Paul Manafort as chief strategist.
24% : Manafort would resign by August, and Trump brought on Kellyanne Conway as campaign manager and Steve Bannon for the remainder of his White House run.

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