Just as Donald Trump has done his best to downplay the Democratic excitement surrounding the Kamala Harris and Tim Walz campaign — even going so far as to falsely accuse Harris' team of using artificial intelligence to make crowds appear larger at rallies — his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-OH), is out here disputing polls showing consistent momentum for their opponents, calling them "fake."
In a Fox News interview on Sunday, Vance was asked to comment on "a rough couple of weeks for his campaign," as described by Mediaite, and New York Times/Siena polling indicating that "Harris is now leading Trump among likely voters in Arizona, 50 percent to 45 percent, and has even edged ahead Trump in North Carolina — a state Trump won four years ago — while narrowing his lead significantly in Georgia and Nevada,” and his reply went down a familiar path — that it's fake news, according to him.
