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Just a few weeks ago, Donald Trump's presidential campaign appeared all but destined for victory. He had survived an assassination attempt. He had a growing

lead in the polls. His criminal prosecutions were falling apart and he had a struggling

opponent in President Joe Biden.

At the GOP's convention last month in Milwaukee,

allies and staffers were predicting a landslide election.

But now, Trump finds himself in a dead even contest with the new Democratic presidential candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris.

And Trump's not happy about it.

He's been complaining relentlessly about Harris's poll numbers and media coverage behind closed

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