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In recent weeks the Trump team, and some gullible pundits, have been suggesting that his brush with “ear”<\/em> death might have made him more empathetic and sensitive to others. That assessment, however, was debunked by Trump himself who told the audience<\/a><\/strong> at one of his cult rallies that “They all say ‘I think he’s changed since two weeks ago. Something affected him.’ No, I haven’t changed. Maybe I’ve gotten worse.”<\/em> And on that point he’s actually right, for once.<\/p>\n SEE THIS: Trump\u2019s Frantic Fear of Kamala Harris Overflows in a Manic Meltdown on Truth(less) (anti)Social<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Trump’s compulsive repulsiveness is evident in nearly every public comment he utters or posts online. And now that Kamala Harris is the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party for president, Trump is setting his surly sights on her. Among the empty epithets he has unleashed are that Harris is “dumb as a rock”<\/em> and “a low IQ individual”<\/em> and “a DEI hire.”<\/em> All of which are thinly veiled racism that doesn’t come close to being a substantive criticism of her policies or her record.<\/p>\n Most of the American people can easily recognize Trump’s hollow and impotent efforts to slander Harris. But he is generally defended by his sycophants on MAGA media such as Fox News. However, it appears that he may have gone too far for even some of them to fall in line. On Fox’s business network Monday morning, host Stuart Varney was interviewing Republican congressman Burgess Owens of Utah when he sought to get his opinion about Trump’s taunts…<\/p>\n “This is anecdotal, but I\u2019ve been hearing a lot from women. They are not happy with what Trump has been saying and some of the language that he\u2019s using about Kamala Harris. It\u2019s insulting. Should he tone down his language?”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Owens went on robo-reply, attempting to ignore the question and divert to his criticisms of Democrats. But Varney wasn’t having it, He interrupted saying that…<\/p>\n “I\u2019ve been out and about over the weekend. And when Donald Trump called Kamala Harris \u2018dumb,\u2019 that was a profound mistake, in my opinion. Women react to that kind of thing, and so they should. I mean, don\u2019t you think you should tone down the language?”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Trump's only response to the surging campaign of Kamala Harris is to make more of his infantile insults. And even this Fox News host thinks that is a "profound mistake" that is alienating women.pic.twitter.com\/2xXM6JCrvx<\/a><\/p>\n — News Corpse (@NewsCorpse) July 29, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n