An unconventional week in presidential politics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : "I had God on my side," Trump said.
38% : "My hesitation is character that [Trump] has demonstrated in the past.
30% : "This leaves Democrats, and Republicans, at a crossroads - some Democrats on edge about President Biden, some Republicans on edge about Trump.
25% : "Trump and JD Vance don't care about women," Duvall says in the ad.
23% : Or was it a fleeting moment, with many tests to come?Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson also ran against Trump for the nomination.
23% : "Democrats say they should now focus on framing Trump as a threat to democracy, and to abortion rights.
21% : "Legal challenges over the Capitol attack also remain for Trump, as does the peril of a possible prison sentence this fall, following his criminal conviction in New York.
15% : And by tapping Vance as his running mate, Trump leaned into his own populism - elevating someone who has embraced Trump's upending of GOP policy, as well as someone who has said he would've done the opposite of what Mike Pence did on January 6, 2021, when the former vice president refused to reject slates of electors for Biden.
15% : "But Democrats this past week seemed to be doing anything but focusing on Trump, following fallout from Mr. Biden's performance at his debate with Trump in June.

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