Kamala Harris campaign crumbling

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, this article is proof that we're witnessing the slow-motion collapse of the Harris-Walz campaign. Ed opens the article by saying "Is this panic ... or is it overconfidence? Assuming it's real, of course, it might be either. Until one looks at the polls, that is."

Later in the article, Ed wrote "I didn't find any report in Wisconsin media of ad pulls, for what it's worth. The polling at RCP makes an even worse case for panic or overconfidence in that state, however. Trump has a 0.5-point lead in that state, where again Harris hasn't led in a poll for a couple of weeks and Trump has a +1 edge in the last three polls to drop. The trendlines in Wisconsin are narrowly moving in Trump's direction, but not by anything dramatic enough to suddenly disappear off the air in the final days of the campaign." I can help with that.

Last night on the Sean Hannity show, former RNC Chairman Reince Priebus told Sean and co-panelists John Solomon and Joe Concha that he had checked with the RNC about early voting totals. The RNC told him that Democrat early voting in Madison-Dane County was down 40% from 2020. Further, Priebus reported that Democrat early voting in Milwaukee was down 41% from 2020.

Those are gigantic numbers in Wisconsin. Milwaukee has a population of 556,111 while Madison has a population of 282,005 in a state with a population of 5,931,370. If those cities are down 40% each, that's a death spiral for Wisconsin.

Predictably, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, DFL, paid a visit to Wisconsin. Predictably, he lied a lot. Here's an interview with a local reporter:

The late great Yankee Yogi Berra once wrote "It gets late early out here." Dandy Don Meredith once often sang "Turn out the lights, the party's over." Both apply perfectly to th Harris-Walz campaign today. Here's Dandy Don singing his farewell:

IT's just as fitting to the Democrats' campaign today as when Dandy Don sang it live.