
The 2024 presidential race that appeared headed for a GOP victory has now transformed into a dead heat since Vice President Kamala Harris replaced President Joe Biden as the Democratic presidential nominee late last month.
With the addition Tuesday of Gov. Tim Walz (D‑MN) as Harris’s running mate, the newly minted Democratic ticket is operating at full-steam ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, and polls and donors are shifting in its favor.
In less than two weeks, Harris raised the record-breaking $310 million in July, while the announcement of Walz as her vice president netted the campaign another $36 million in 24 hours as the pair jetted off on a tour of the crucial battleground states. But the GOP pounced at any chance to lambaste the campaign.
Former President Donald Trump and his vice presidential candidate, Sen. J.D. Vance (R‑OH), staged a two-pronged approach against Democrats.
Vance also …