The Kamala Effect. Two weeks were enough for everything in the US campaign to change (Opinion)

Many Republicans are clearly embarrassed by similar attacks against Democratic candidates. Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, who is running for Senate, distanced himself directly from Trump’s remarks. Montana Senator Steve Daines, who is coordinating the Republican Senate campaign, said he would rather Trump focus on criticizing Harris’ political stance. Chris Sununu, the fairly liberal Republican governor of New Hampshire, wrote in the New York Times that if Trump wants to win the election, he must start mentioning the real problems of Americans instead of focusing on personal attacks on his opponents.