2024 Elections

Most experts agree that the 2024 election could come down to Pennsylvania, and a former ambassador says that state could ultimately be determined by two "crucial" legal cases.

Legal expert Norm Eisen, who worked in the White House as special counsel and special assistant to the president for ethics and government reform, wrote on Sunday that "the voices of voters must prevail" in the cases. The article was co-written by Kathy Boockvar, the president of Athena Strategies and former secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

During an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday afternoon, noted political scientist Larry Sabato expressed extreme alarm at Donald Trump antics over the past few weeks and said there is a legitimate concern about the former president's sanity.

Speaking with host Alex Witt, the founder of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia said the polls are still exceedingly tight for the election that is slightly over two weeks away.

Adding that voters need to take a serious "measure" of both nominees before heading to the polls, he suddenly changed direction and expressed concerns about the former president making his third bid for the Oval Office.

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"We all know what the standard issues are in this campaign, but another one has been added by Donald Trump, which may dominate the remaining 16 days," he told the host, "Which is, how sane is he? How sane is he? Is he really unhinged?"

He added, "He certainly does appear that way in many of his presentations. He's always done weird things, but in the past couple of weeks, he has not only gone around the bend, he's gone off the tracks."

"And so there's a new issue, and it is bubbling up, and it might actually have an effect," he advised.

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Trump surrogate Hogan Gidley defended former President Donald Trump after he praised the golfer Arnold Palmer's genitals.

During a Sunday panel on Newsmax, liberal pundit Ellis Henican confronted Gidley after he said that the American people did not care about the various court cases against Trump.

Less than three weeks until Election Day, Donald Trump and his running mate, Senator JD Vance (R-OH), are amplifying one campaign strategy steeped in a long conservative tradition, according to journalist and "White Rural Rage: The Threat to American Democracy" author Paul Waldman.

In a Sunday, October 20 op-ed published by MSNBC, Waldman notes that, usually, "Democrats dominate in cities, while Republicans rule in rural areas." And while Vice President Kamala Harris, and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, "are working to attract rural voters and promoting policy initiatives to improve life for rural Americans," Trump and Vance are doing just the opposite.

A complaint by a GOP operative that Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign has taken an ugly turn landed with a thud on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday morning.

During the panel discussion hosted by Jake Tapper, former Trump 2020 campaign communications official Erin Perrine attempted to turn the conversation away from the former president's rally speech about golfer Arnold Palmer's private parts by stating the "joy" has gone out of his opponent's campaign.

That led CNN regular Bakari Sellers to laugh and exclaim, "No, no, no."

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According to Perrine, "There was such platitudes about all the joy she was bringing, but now it's an aggressively negative message from her now against Donald Trump because here's the thing: Democrats know and as much as every day there is some level of self-fulfilling process prophecy. Donald Trump makes a comment, people get outraged, people talk about the outrage on panels and then they turn around...."

"The joy is gone, "Sellers interrupted before setting her up with, "I'm agreeing with you."

"The joy is gone because we had 20,000 people in Atlanta with Usher Raymond and the joy was absolutely not in the building," he sarcastically continued before asking, "What are you talking about?"

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