It's currently 11:36 p.m., and the Kamala Harris campaign's Jen O’Malley Dillon has sent out a message to everyone to "get some sleep, and get ready to close strong tomorrow."&nbsp;

They're really counting on Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan — the "blue wall" — in which Donald Trump is leading all three. They're still waiting for Philadelphia and Detroit to come through for them.

Howard Kurtz notes that the Harris campaign has stopped communicating with reporters.

And they left all those poor boys and girls curled up on the floor of the Javits Center, weeping.

Meanwhile, they're having a dance party over at Mar-a-Lago.

 {ai:summary}<p>Kamala Harris's campaign is urging staff to rest and prepare for a strong finish, focusing on key states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan, where Trump currently leads. The campaign has gone silent with reporters, raising concerns about their strategy.</p><p>Critics suggest the early closure of campaign communications signals a potential loss, with some calling for a concession speech. Observers note similarities to past election tactics, questioning the effectiveness of their current approach. #politics</p>

Kamala Harris Campaign Wrapping It Up for the Night, Goes Silent on Media

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