The state of the 2024 race

 Fox News:

CBS reporter finds only 3 Harris supporters in 3 Nevada restaurants: 'People are really excited about Trump'

Former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a statistical tie in the battleground state of Nevada

See also:

 New Emerson Swing-State Poll Puts Trump in the White House

And:

 Newt Gingrich Lists Reasons Why Trump Feels ‘He Has Real Chance’ To Flip Major Blue State Red

And:

 Gallup: Significant Swing in Trump and Harris Favorability

The polls seem to be all over the place with some showing either candidate in the lead.  Harris is really a bad candidate who is afraid to say what her real positions are.  Her Vice Presdient nominee is a serial liar, yet polls indicate they are still competitive.  Some of that may have something to do with the hostility of the media toward Trump. Trump has also lost the support of former allies like Mike Pence.

And:

Potential ActBlue criminal charges over possible fraud donations once again reveal the Dems’ fraud campaign

And:

 95% negative coverage of Trump on ABC, CBS, NBC after 2nd assassination attempt: report

The Media Research Center analyzed 69 minutes of coverage on ABC, CBS and NBC newscasts between Sept. 15 and 17

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