Dueling meltdowns

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "Others expressed concerns that Trump would be given a platform to make false claims or give the impression he had the group's endorsement.
44% : When pushed by a moderator to define what, exactly, a "black job" is, Trump claimed it was "any job."
43% : "I've known her a long time, indirectly," Trump had said right before.
41% : Several journalists were seemingly unable to grasp the fact that Trump making strange comments, revealing of his character and his campaign strategy, which may in fact affect how some black voters view him, and those comments becoming a top domestic politics story is in fact a job well done.
33% : "Historically, the vice president, in terms of the election, does not have any impact," said Trump in response to a question about whether J.D. Vance would be ready for the job on day one.
28% : From a pure political strategy standpoint, it's not clear why Trump made the comments he did at the NABJ conference or how those comments will help him.
26% : Also, didn't we already do this whole idiotic rigamarole years ago, the first time Trump ran for office?
24% : "Journalists took to X to express their dismay at Trump even being invited to speak onstage at the NABJ conference, never mind the fact that the conference customarily invites candidates running for president to speak, so it would be out of step with tradition if Trump were randomly excluded.
23% : "At one point, Trump claimed immigrants are "taking black jobs."
18% : Trump later doubled down on his race comments, projecting headlines touting Harris' Indian ancestry on screen at his Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, rally:Second, the Democratic meltdown over...journalists interviewing Trump: As if Trump's sort of strange race commentary weren't off-putting enough, many members of the media seem thoroughly unable to do their jobs when Trump is involved, in a sad redux of the last eight years.
16% : (If the claim is that Harris is disingenuous, pandering to black voters, it looks like Trump is cut from the same cloth.)

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