Trump reemerges in Charlotte to a new opponent and a political landscape reshaped once again by the extraordinary

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56% : The group, which has already spent $77 million on ads boosting Trump so far, announced plans to air the ad in the key battleground states of Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
46% : Trump said of the network.
45% : Trump spent Tuesday reacting to his changed political fortunes.
36% : Meanwhile, Trump and his campaign are working to reimagine a playbook and operation launched to take on an unpopular 81-year-old incumbent.
30% : A source close to Trump also indicated that the campaign and its allies are planning to specifically highlight certain choices she made as San Francisco district attorney in an attempt to portray her as lenient on violent criminals.
25% : However, some individuals close to Trump acknowledge the uncertainty brought on by Harris' candidacy, specifically what new Democratic enthusiasm could mean for turnout in November.
22% : Later, Trump held a call with reporters - the first of its kind this cycle - during which he tested new attack lines against Harris.
20% : In a barrage of social media posts, the former president ripped into his likely new opponent, lamented that Republicans were forced "to waste a great deal of time and money" prior to the Democratic shake-up, suggested that the "Biden/Harris administration" was to blame for the assassination attempt on his life, criticized Democratic tributes to Biden ("He was pushed out of power like a dog," the former president wrote) and ripped Fox News for giving airtime to the Democratic governor of Minnesota, a state Trump is targeting.
15% : In a campaign already marked by extraordinary events - a significant civil judgment against Trump, a felony conviction, an indictment dismissed and another delayed by a scandal in the Georgia prosecutor's office, Biden's confidence-shattering debate performance and an assassination attempt on the former president - the latest twist has plunged the presidential race deeper into uncharted territory.
8% : "As a result of her dangerously extreme immigration policies, the largest invasion in history is now taking place at our southern border, and it's getting worse, not better," said Trump, who has spent the past 19 months attacking Biden over the border while rarely mentioning Harris.

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