The world is not “going to shit.” We live in the best time in human history by most measures.

Another day, another “no comment” on policy questions from the Kamala Harris campaign. This is not a good way to elucidate your position to undecided voters.

I joined @AbbyDPhillip’s panel to discuss effective campaign strategies for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in the final 60 days of the 2024 race. Later, I had a lively exchange with Michael Eric Dyson about the possible electoral effects of antisemitism on college campuses.

What did protesters at Columbia University do on the first day of classes? “I felt appalled that the protesters were forcing the custodial staff to clean up after them.” wsj.com/us-news/educat…

"Currently, Utah does not have a law that penalizes individuals for failing to secure an unattended firearm and leaving it accessible to unsupervised minors. Additionally, the state does not mandate specific storage requirements or the sale of locking devices with firearms."

This is $8 million less than what the Trump campaign raised in July. Kamala Harris’ campaign raised $310 million in July, and announced last week that they’ve raised a total of $540 million since July 21st.

Allan Lichtman predicts Kamala Harris will win the 2024 presidential election.

We are 60 days away from Election Day, and KamalaHarris.com still has zero pages about policy. That’s not a good strategy for winning over unfamiliar voters who want to find out more about your plans if elected.

“State colleges and institutions are much better institutions for society — one of the things that truly make America great — and often offer a more well-rounded experience and a comparable education at a lower price.” – ⁦Nate Silver⁩ natesilver.net/p/go-to-a-stat…

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, and JD Vance all agree on one thing: Opposing Nippon Steel’s $14.1 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel. wsj.com/opinion/nippon…

Does anyone have an interview count tracker for the Trump-Vance and Harris-Walz campaigns? I know the latter’s number is 1, but it’d be nice to see a breakdown of both candidates’ participation in sit-down interviews, press conferences, town hall forums, etc.

Kamala Harris’ national lead was +5 in the previous Emerson poll. Now, it’s +2.