Trump struggles to recalibrate his strategy now that he's campaigning against Harris - Washington Examiner

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49% : The former president's only rally this week was the aforementioned event in safely-Republican Montana.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERAs the presidential race stands, Harris and Trump are neck-and-neck.
44% : "He's got the biggest stomach I have ever seen," Trump remarked.
39% : The New York Times also revealed Trump had an aide send angry texts to one of his largest donors, Miriam Adelson, stating her Preserve America PAC was run by "RINOs" and that her late husband, casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, wouldn't approve.
34% : Brown has denied this story happened, and Trump told Haberman he has documents to prove it.
30% : "Trump is trailing Harris on the campaign trail, while the latter candidate has jumped from swing state to swing state to plead her case as a candidate.
23% : While it seemed Trump might change his campaign strategy after his July 13 assassination attempt and be a more amicable candidate, he quickly shifted back to familiar tactics and appeared to be as hostile as ever with Vice President Kamala Harris taking over as Democratic nominee.
19% : After the June debate, where Biden kicked off an internal firestorm in the Democratic party that dominated headlines, Trump and his inflammatory rhetoric took a back seat, and many were amazed as his self-containment.
15% : Many Republicans have publicly warned Trump away from talking about race, instead arguing he should focus on issues like the economy and immigration and his frustration with the presidential race.
11% : Reportedly, Trump has "found the change disorienting" as he had grown used to attacking Biden.
10% : A recent New York Times/Siena College poll showed Trump trailing Harris 50% to 46% in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania -- a blow to the Republican's hopes in the region.
7% : Trump also called Maggie Haberman and discussed the confusing narrative about Willie Brown, in which Trump says he was in a helicopter when it needed to do an emergency landing.

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