NewsweekWhat is the Al Smith dinner and why is Harris skipping it?
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72% : Trump, meanwhile, will make his third appearance at the dinner.28% : Trump and Joe Biden, who is Catholic, both spoke at the virtual event, but there was no joking; instead, both candidates used their speeches to appeal directly to Catholic voters.
27% : In the same post, Trump said Harris "certainly hasn't been very nice" to Catholics, adding that Catholic voters who support her "should have their head examined," echoing a similar line he used when addressing Jewish voters.
23% : Meanwhile, Trump chimed in with a Truth Social post on Monday, saying it was "sad, but not surprising" that Harris had opted out.
18% : Or maybe you did, and she just found out about it through the wonder of WikiLeaks," Trump joked, before going further, calling her "corrupt" and claiming she "hates Catholics.
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