Republican attacks on Kamala Harris to get 'as ugly and bigoted as they can'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : In a phone call with reporters on Tuesday, Trump said: "She's the same as Biden but much more radical.
44% : " Blatant misogyny and racism could alienate the very swing state voters that Trump needs for victory.
43% : The conspiracy theory that he was born in Kenya, and therefore ineligible for the US presidency, was promoted by Trump as he began his foray into national politics.
40% : Trump himself remarked: "I just don't think she has a presidential look.
37% : In 2020 Trump claimed that he had "heard" that Harris - born in Oakland, California to an Indian mother and Jamaican father - "doesn't qualify" to serve as vice-president.
36% : Make America Great Again, a Super Pac backing Trump, has run an ad accusing Harris of hiding Biden's infirmity from the public, and it seeks to pin the administration's record solely on her.
19% : Trump also regularly blames migrants who are in the US illegally for fuelling violent crime, even though studies show that immigrants are not more likely to engage in criminality.
19% : " Trump is willing to go lower.
5% : Joe Walsh, a former Republican congressman and Tea Party activist turned Trump critic, said: "Trump himself is going to have a hard time running against her because he doesn't know how to deal with someone like her.

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