It may be time for Trump to get to the DJ booth and play Ave Maria again. We've seen his low-energy rallies, which pale in comparison to 2016. Vice President Kamala Harris's rallies are packed with enthusiastic crowds. In contrast, Trump has been giving rally speeches to a lot of empty seats, though he denies that. However, our eyes don't lie.

Axios reports that Lumpy's campaign is readying staff members to wind down the operation while privately acknowledging that Trump could lose the election. Of course, we all know that Trump will try to claim victory before the votes are counted, but this time, Americans are sick of his bluster and gaslighting.

Via Axios:

Why it matters: It's unusual for Trump or his campaign to portray anything but rosy scenarios. But an email to staff on Friday offered a clear-eyed view of what could happen in this coin-flip election.

Zoom in: The internal "Donald J. Trump Administrative Update," from co-campaign manager Susie Wiles, outlines post-election plans. It uses the phrases "should we be victorious," "regardless of the outcome of the election" and "God willing" — acknowledging that the race may or may not turn out in Trump's favor.

The matter-of-fact email comes as the Trump campaign is publicly projecting confidence, and promoting any polls that show Trump defeating Vice President Harris handily.
Trump himself has been quick to belittle unfavorable polls and has vowed that the only way he could lose is if Democrats cheat. He has laid the groundwork for legal challenges if things don't go his way.

But even he is acknowledging he could lose. Trump told ABC's Jonathan Karl in a phone conversation Sunday morning that he expects to win, but added when asked if there's any way he could lose: "Yeah, I guess, you know ... I guess you could lose, can lose. I mean, that happens, right?"

"But I think I have a pretty substantial lead," Trump added. "But, you could say, yeah, you could lose. Bad things could happen. You know, things happen, but it's going to be interesting."

Harris has been telling supporters, "We will win," while the orange aberration's campaign doesn't sound confident at all. That's because, on a scale of losers, Trump is the biggest losing loser in this history of losers who is about to lose again. November 5th is the day Trump will suffer from a very public narcissistic injury, and we're all here for it.