YahooGetty Photographer Shoots Down Trump's Kamala Harris Plane Crowd Conspiracy
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48% : "Does this look like a real picture to you?"Trump ran with this narrative despite numerous photos and videos from the rally that showed thousands of people awaiting the arrival of Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.44% : Trump posted on Truth Social on Sunday.
39% : Trump wrote in another Truth Social post on Sunday.
38% : Fresh New York Times polls on Saturday showed Harris leading Trump in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, contributing to a reported rage-fest from Trump in private that's begun to bleed into public view.
13% : "Trump then shared another photo of the Aug. 7 crowd from a distance and again claimed it was a "fake 'crowd.'
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