The campaigns are coming down to their closing arguments, with CNN calling Donald Trump's <a href="https://twitchy.com/brettt/2024/10/28/cnn-trump-unveils-most-extreme-closing-argument-in-modern-presidential-history-n2402909" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">the most "extreme"</a> in modern presidential history; meanwhile, Kamala Harris is calling Trump a fascist and calling snap press conferences over anonymously sourced hit pieces in The Atlantic linking Trump to Hitler.

The New York Times is reporting that one pro-Harris Super PAC is raising concerns about the campaign's focus on Trump and fascism. Future Forward believes it would be more effective to highlight Harris' proposals: abortion on demand even after delivery, Soviet-style price controls, a ban on fracking, gun confiscation, and more.

Meanwhile, the media is "helping" by interspersing footage of the 1939 pro-Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden with Trump's rally. Her campaign spent $10 million on an ad saying Trump is "too big a risk for America" that moved the needle 0.7 percentage points.

Can they pivot back to "joy" in a week's time? Harris had the momentum when the campaign was all about joy and vibes.

 {ai:summary}<p>As the election approaches, Kamala Harris's campaign is criticized for focusing on labeling Donald Trump as a fascist rather than promoting her own policies. A Super PAC supporting Harris suggests a shift in strategy, as their current messaging has shown minimal impact on voter sentiment.</p><p>The internal conflict within the Harris campaign raises concerns about its effectiveness, with some arguing that the extreme rhetoric may alienate potential supporters. Critics note a lack of concrete proposals to rally around, complicating the campaign's messaging efforts. #politics</p>

Pro-Kamala Harris Super PAC Warns About Focusing on Donald Trump and Fascism

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