AlterNetVeteran GOP consultant warns party against 'fatal consequences' of 'underestimating' Harris
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : A Wall Street Journal national poll released on July 26 shows Trump ahead of Harris by 2 percent.34% : In an article published by Vanity Fair on July 30, veteran GOP consultant Mark McKinnon -- whose past clients included President George W. Bush and the late Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) -- warns fellow Republicans against "underestimating" Harris. READ MORE: 'Feckless dolts': Analysis details why 'albatross' JD Vance signifies a larger problem for Trump "In politics, as in sports and life, there is enormous power in being underestimated," McKinnon argues.
31% : " READ MORE: 'Weird' J.D. Vance may be 'one of the best things' Trump ever 'did for Dems' The conservative consultant argues that while Harris ran a "lackluster" campaign in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, she has been much more focused this time around.
16% : But Fox News polls released the same day show Trump and Harris in a dead heat in two crucial battleground states: Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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