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Any attempts by Donald Trump to claim the upcoming presidential election is rigged will be undermined by the fact that he's making the same bad decisions he made in 2020, a former Republican lawmaker from a key swing state argued Monday.

Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan (R-GA), who has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, discussed on CNN Sen. J.D. Vance's weekend media blitz, during which the Ohio Republican tried to walk back repeated claims that childless Americans are sociopaths.

Donald Trump is unwilling and unable to rise to the occasion as he fights for his political life, according to MSNBC's Joe Scarborough.

The former president has been knocked off balance by the ascendance of Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee, and the "Morning Joe" host pointed to a recent report showing that Trump had told GOP donors not to expect any substantial changes in his campaign.

A conservative shouting match erupted on CNN Monday morning as panelists argued about a confusing comment from Donald Trump's running mate Sen. J.D. Vance and one Republican's controversial take.

Matt Gorman, former advisor to Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), started screaming when David Frum, onetime speechwriter for former President George W. Bush, suggested there was a dark motive behind Vance's attacks on Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN).

Charlie Sykes offered a sinister explanation for Donald Trump's social media posts suggesting that Kamala Harris was sharing fake photos of her crowds.

The former president claimed his Democratic rival had used artificial intelligence to make it appear thousands of supporters had greeted her at a Michigan airport, and the conservative commentator told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Trump was setting the stage for another attempt to overturn an election loss.

George Conway questioned Donald Trump's mental health Monday and wondered why his family hadn't stepped in to get him the help he said he apparently needs.

The former president and current Republican nominee claimed in a Truth Social post that Kamala Harris had shared a fake photo showing throngs of supporters greeting her at a Michigan airport, and the conservative attorney Conway expressed alarm to MSNBC's "Morning Joe."

After showing alternating clips of Donald Trump's rambling press conference and recent rally appearance and comparing them to clips of Vice President Kamala Harris exhorting energized crowds of Democratic voters, MSNBC host Michael Steele described the former president's campaign as being, in a best-case scenario, on life support.

Sunday afternoon, as he filled in for regular host Jen Psaki, the former chair of the Republican National Committee smirked his way through describing the current state of the 2024 presidential campaign.

"Folks, the spotlight and all the joy surrounding her is clearly driving Donald Trump just a bit crazy and he is getting desperate," he began. "Holding an hour-long rambling press conference at Mar-a-Lago and re-agreeing to debate Harris after backing out and trying to set the terms of the debate himself."

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"He is getting defensive, resorting to his playbook of insults and name-calling, and rage-posting on Truth Social about crowd sizes," he continued before adding, "Here's the bottom line on all this: Team Harris is on the rise, Team Trump is flailing — I would say even flatlining."

"They know it and you and I know it," he added. "So they are getting real desperate, real defensive and real divisive but nothing they say, none of it is sticking. None of it is working and those crowds for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz? Well, they just keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger."

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Conservative columnist Ann Coulter downplayed Vice President Kamala Harris' heritage over the weekend, insisting that the Democratic presidential nominee was not a "foundational Black" American.

During a Sunday appearance on C-SPAN's Washington Journal program, Coulter addressed former President Donald Trump's claim that Harris "happened to turn Black" after running for office. Harris, who is multiracial, has always identified as Black.

Fox News pundit Mary Katherine Ham suggested Donald Trump's recent erratic press conference at Mar-a-Lago could be attributed to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

During a Sunday panel discussion on Fox News, host Howard Kurtz pointed out that Trump's recent press conference had been described as "whack-a-doodle" and "unhinged."