Trump beating Harris in poll

 Hotair:

Trump Hits 52% in New Harvard/Harris Poll

Say, whose honeymoon is this, anyway? Supposedly, Kamala Harris has "totally upended" the race with The Anointment and the media's rush to proclaim the advent of "Kamalot." Also, Donald Trump only has a ceiling in the mid-40s and can't possibly win an outright popular-vote majority, especially with such a Historic Candidate™ as an opponent.

Or so analysts thought. According to a new Harvard-Harris CAPS poll, Donald Trump leads Kamala Harris 52/48 with leaners, and 48/45 without. Harris has improved Joe Biden's numbers on the latter, but not the former:

Even the unsure voters are breaking toward Trump, at least somewhat. The more worrisome data for Democrats are in the charts below, however. Trump holds Republicans to the ticket better than Harris holds her own party in both formulations. In fact, her 87% without leaners should be a red flag for the DNC, suggesting strongly that the party is not as sold on The Anointing as the media claims, even with the full-court press on Kamalot! 

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This poll looks more realistic than those showing Harris in the lead.  In fact, she may be even further behind.  She tends to be somewhat incoherent when not reading a speech.  Some have suggested that she has a low IQ.

See also:

The Honeymoon Is Over: New Harvard/Harris Poll and DNC Leaks May Sink Kamala Harris' Ship

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As my colleague Bonchie and our sister site Hot Air reported, Harris may appear as though she is gaining traction, but when you dig deeper, Harris is still losing the race to former President and Republican nominee for president Donald Trump. Despite the media gaslighting and the campaign's push, Harris is neither inevitable nor unbeatable.
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And:

 Kamala Staffers Spill Tea on Toxic Work Environment: Don’t Look Her in the Eye 

'A former Kamala Harris staffer just exposed 'Mamala' as an unhinged tyrant who makes people cry...'

Vice President Kamala Harris, during her tenure as California attorney general, subjected her staff to cruel and denigrating acts. This included demanding that interns avoid eye contact with her and stand up when she entered the office.
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