Reed believes Harris has hit a wall because she hasn't defined her candidacy clearly, and her message has focused more on negative attacks on Trump rather than her own vision for the country.
Door knocking is important because it allows candidates to personally ask for votes, which can be impactful, especially in tight races where margins are small.
Michigan is a pivotal battleground state because it has a tight presidential race and a crucial Senate race that could determine which party controls the Senate.
Rogers believes the Harris campaign is imploding because Democrats are starting to run like Republicans, contradicting their previous stances, and voters are becoming disillusioned with high costs and economic issues.
Early voting is significant because it allows the Trump campaign to track and confirm that likely Republican voters have already cast their ballots, reducing the need for intensive get-out-the-vote efforts on Election Day.
EV mandates are a concern because they could lead to significant job losses in the auto industry, with estimates suggesting up to 40% of manufacturing jobs could be at risk.
Rogers thinks the coalition is fraying because black males, auto workers, and Arab Muslims are becoming disillusioned with the Democratic Party's policies and economic performance.
Abortion rights are significant because Michigan voters recently approved making abortion legal in the state constitution, and Rogers' stance on the issue is being used against him by his opponent.
Kilmeade thinks Trump is focusing on Biden to highlight how Harris obtained the nomination, suggesting she skipped the primary process and was chosen by party elites, which could undermine her credibility.
In the last stretch of the 2024 presidential race, time is money, and cash is king for both the Trump and Harris campaigns trying to make their final case to voters. Former President Trump has been in the swing states of North Carolina and Georgia, sometimes holding more than one event in a day. Meanwhile, Vice President Harris has been moving across the blue wall states with plans to soon campaign in Texas. Republican strategist and co-founder of South & Hill Strategies, Colin Reed, joins the Rundown to discuss what he sees as political malpractice from the Harris campaign and why he sees the momentum behind the Trump campaign.
Michigan has become a pivotal battleground state in the race for the White House. Both candidates continue to drum up support as the campaigns near the finish line. However, the Great Lakes State is also home to a crucial Senate race that could determine which party will be in control come January. Former congressman and Republican Michigan Senate Candidate Mike Rogers joins to discuss his campaign, the current state of the race, and whether he thinks Michigan will flip red.
Plus, commentary by Brian Kilmeade, Host of One Nation with Brian Kilmeade and The Brian Kilmeade Show.
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