Lindsey Graham Admits Trump 'May Not Win' If He Keeps Mudslinging

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : J.D. Vance Likes That Trump 'Will Talk to Anybody,' Including Nazi-Loving Nick FuentesAs Vice President Kamala Harris expands her lead in polls nationally and in battleground states, former president Donald Trump has become more erratic, rambling and unpredictable -- so much so that one of his staunchest allies says if he can't get back on message, Trump may lose in November.
49% : But policy is low on the agenda when Trump gives his ranting and meandering rally speeches and press conferences.
33% : At a news conference this past Thursday that was promoted as focusing on the economy and inflation, Trump said, "I think I'm entitled to personal attacks."
28% : Sen. Lindsey Graham, during a Sunday interview on NBC's Meet the Press, admitted that Trump, "the provocateur, the showman, may not win this election.
25% : Trump relishes in the mudslinging.
21% : "Host Kristen Welker played Graham a clip of former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley critiquing Trump for not staying on message.
1% : "Welker then asked, "Do you think former president Trump should stop talking about Vice President Harris' race and intelligence?"Graham responded by asking Haley and other Republicans criticizing Trump to "get together and actually campaign for the guy, rather than just give advice.

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