Kamala Harris's Pep Rally of a Campaign Takes Playground Tactics to the Next Level

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Yet Mr. Vance, like Trump, is unmistakably an issues candidate, with a focus on the needs of the working class and the irresponsibility of America's elites.
47% : They need more than marketing campaigns from the candidates, and if Ms. Harris wants to be president, she's going to have to talk about immigration, tariffs, the sky-high costs of groceries, housing, and raising a family -- things that Mr. Vance has been talking about since he wrote "Hillbilly Elegy" and that Trump understood instinctively when he ran against the Republican establishment and beat Ms. Clinton in 2016.
44% : Trump delights in it, while Mr. Vance has lately been pilloried in the press for remarks he once made about "childless cat ladies who are miserable.
38% : Trump won the White House that year because he gave hope to Americans who'd been written off by the likes of Senator Clinton, and all too many in the GOP, as "deplorables.
37% : Trump is about much more than taunts, however.
21% : "Campaign statements and social media posts brand Trump "old and quite weird" and his running mate, Senator Vance, "weird" and "creepy.

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