Karl Rove reveals who he 'fully expects' will lead Trump-Harris race by DNC's end

Karl Rove, White House Deputy Chief of Staff to former President George W. Bush, told Fox News viewers Friday he sees Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign soaring past Donald Trump's this month.

Rove pointed to recent poll numbers that he said showed Trump's three-point lead over President Joe Biden dropping to less than one percent as he made his case for Harris' rise.

"I fully expect that the momentum she has is going to carry her through unless it's a disastrous vice presidential choice," Rove said. "This momentum is going to leave her in the lead at the end of the Democratic National Convention."

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The Chicago convention is slated to take place Aug. 19-22, which means Rove predicts Harris' momentum will pull her past Trump within three weeks.

Rove's words were picked up by the Never-Trump political group the Lincoln Project, which quickly summarized his comment in their own words.

"Karl Rove said Donald Trump is clearly in a subordinate role," the group wrote. "Trump is cooked."

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