Trump's unfiltered campaign strategy risks turning off swing voters - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The stop trolled Harris about her unverified claims to have worked there, which reporters shouted questions to her about Monday, and cast Trump as relatable and fun.
49% : "Arnold Palmer was all man, and I say that in all due respect to women, and I love women, but this guy, this guy, this is a guy that was all man," Trump said Sunday.
46% : Trump appears to be gaining with black and Hispanic voters, and is on a general polling upswing where he's leading in all seven swing states in the RealClearPolitics average.
36% : While Harris arguing that Trump is unfit for office is to be expected, there is some evidence that his colorful language could hurt him with the voters he needs most.
34% : "Koch will not be voting for Harris, but she isn't sure yet whether she will vote for Trump.
32% : "They start flirting with the idea of Trump, and then he says something like this and they go 'nevermind.'
29% : "The Harris campaign was already working up messaging that Trump, 78, is unhinged and unstable, and the trio of vulgar utterances gave extra fuel to the fire.
28% : But all of those leads are by less than 2 percentage points, and Trump could be risking further losses with educated voters, independents, and women.
6% : "The Harris campaign is hoping to place doubt in the voter's mind about whether this is just Trump being Trump or whether he's beginning to slip mentally.

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