Staff Reports
The political circus continues as former President Donald Trump highlights Vice President Kamala Harris’s struggle to gain traction in New Hampshire. Observers are left wondering if the Vice President is out of her depth or just plain out of luck as Trump takes to his Truth Social account to break down her campaign woes. Apparently, Harris is feeling the heat from both the Granite State voters and the outrageous cost of living that has residents wondering where their next paycheck will come from.
Trump, ever the strategist, pointed out that Harris’s lack of respect towards New Hampshire’s primary process is evident. It seems that showing up for constituents is a novel concept for her team. In typical Trump fashion, he emphasized how the state’s energy bills plague families, and the housing market has hit levels of unaffordability not seen in recent memory. His commitment to protecting New Hampshire’s primary status is a nod to the state’s importance and a critique of Harris’s apparent neglect.
Trump says Harris is seeing 'problems' for her campaign in New Hampshire https://t.co/J0B5wwx6Mz
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) September 3, 2024
In a rather comedic twist, while Trump’s comments shine a light on Harris’s blunders, his campaign has recently faced its own share of drama. A former Trump campaign staffer, Tom Mountain, has come out suggesting that New Hampshire is no longer a viable state for Republicans. Not exactly the best morale booster when trying to energize supporters, but it seems that politics is never short on surprises.
Mountain’s bleak outlook claimed that Trump could suffer even worse losses than in 2016 or 2020. This prompted a swift response from senior campaign aides who argued that nothing could be further from the truth. They insisted that Trump is still maintaining a robust presence in New Hampshire, while Harris’s strategy involves parachuting in, probably hoping the state’s voters won’t notice her absence amidst the troubles facing the electorate.
Polling data might show Harris with a slight lead, but that is merely a momentary spot in a long race that usually has some twists and turns. The Trump campaign continues to prove their resolve to fight for those crucial electoral votes. With upcoming events and strong grassroots support, there’s a palpable energy building for Trump’s return narrative that may very well make folly out of those who underestimate the GOP’s hold on New Hampshire. The election season is heating up, and with the stakes as high as they are, the battle for every state is far from over.
