In a sign that his campaign isn’t all going to plan, Donald Trump had to assure voters during a podcast appearance that he and his running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance, are “not weird people.”
That cutting piece of messaging by Democrats has been in full force for the past week or so on social media, in cable news interviews, and in stump speeches. Vice President Kamala Harris, for instance, described Trump as “just plain weird” at an Atlanta rally on Tuesday. She had similarly described the GOP ticket as “weird” at a Pittsfield, Massachusetts, fundraiser on July 27.
On the friendly airwaves of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show on Thursday, Travis introduced the topic by trying to portray Democrats as wanting men competing in women’s sports.
