Trump Campaign Scrambles to Recalibrate Against Kamala Harris

Donald Trump's campaign is adjusting its strategy to counter Kamala Harris, who replaced Joe Biden as the Democratic presidential candidate. Initially aiming for a landslide victory, Trump's team now focuses on traditional battleground states. Internal insights reveal concerns about Harris' strength, delays in attack ads, and complications with Trump’s VP pick, JD Vance.

The Trump campaign is rethinking its strategy against Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, who recently replaced Joe Biden. Initially optimistic about a sweeping victory, Trump's advisers are now concentrating on key battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Georgia.

Campaign insiders express concerns over the delayed rollout of attack ads against Harris and internal conflicts due to Trump's running mate, JD Vance. Despite these challenges, Trump's team publicly maintains that their strategy hasn't changed and continues to target both traditional Democratic and battleground states.

The Harris campaign has quickly mobilized support and funds, posing a serious challenge to Trump. As both campaigns ramp up their efforts, the political landscape for the 2024 election remains intensely competitive.

(With inputs from agencies.)