Data scientist nails the Trump gaffe that started what looks today like a building Harris landslide

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : That event, and not the debate that just made things worse for Trump, marked the decisive turning point in the campaign.
37% : Miller points out that the PredictIt market turned frenzied that day as bettors shifted en masse from Trump to Harris.
30% : As of Sept. 22, PredictIt prices suggest Harris's odds of winning stand at 56.3% versus 43.7% for Trump.
28% : But right now, he says, Harris is way ahead, and the polls haven't caught up with the huge win that's probably building -- and started building the day Trump made those disastrous comments to Black journalists, and blew the lead that he's never regained.
20% : On July 31, Trump falsely suggested at the NABJ's annual colloquy that Harris had altered the way she characterized her racial heritage, questioned her bi-racial background, and charged the VP of "happening to turn Black" and that Harris "now wants to be known as Black."

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