Something Minor Was Off During Trump's Minnesota Rally, But It Didn't Faze the Former President

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : His appearance also gives both parties a boost -- the cash-strapped Republicans expected to make a bigger haul with Trump as the headliner and Democrats get a chance to stir up their base amid concerns about complacency.
40% : "Trump was able to abscond to Minnesota to headline this event as the hush money trial against him is in recess (via MPR News):Trump boasted that the steep tariffs he imposed on foreign steel while serving as president bought the Iron Range, the iron mining area of northeastern Minnesota, "roaring back to life."
37% : Trump is slightly more popular, though it's nothing to write home about.
31% : "I believe that crime has been rampant and out of control under Biden and Trump will restore order and bring some sanity.
28% : The anti-Trump faction, which is overrepresented in media coverage, will either begrudgingly vote for Trump or become Democrats, though many are already there.
27% : "The friggin' place is falling down," quipped Trump.
24% : Trump came very close to wresting the state from Hillary Clinton in 2016.
9% : He also made a profane attack on President Joe Biden, calling him "a horrible president" who is "destroying our country" and then adding, "He's a horrible human being too."Trump then shifted to calling the president a "non-athlete" and attacked his golf game, accusing him of inflating his golfing abilities and making other misrepresentations.

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