‘She Will Fight Him’: Frank Luntz ‘Afraid’ Trump-Harris Matchup May ‘Push The Country Over The Edge’

Pollster Frank Luntz warned Monday that a likely presidential contest between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris could end up breaking America.

President Joe Biden on Sunday withdrew from the race and endorsed Harris after facing calls from allies within his party to step aside following his disastrous June debate against Trump. Luntz on “CNN News Central” said Trump’s unrestrained rhetoric, along with Harris’ willingness to fight, could lead to an exceptionally ugly campaign.

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“Trump has no hesitation, he has no filter, he has no self-censor. And she will fight him attack for attack, insult for insult and I‘m afraid of negativity of this campaign,” Luntz said. “Trump was unable to control himself. The speech that he wrote for last Thursday night was very powerful and very unifying. But that‘s not what he delivered. He wrote a 45 minute speech. He ad-libbed another 45 minutes and it’s all the negativity that voters don‘t like. She’s got more discipline, she’s better able to stick to the teleprompter and stick to the message.”

“But I’m really concerned about whatever debate they have, because there will be no holds barred, no boundaries and we’re already at a breaking point democratically,” he continued. “And I’m just afraid that this could push the country over the edge.”

Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi