The Asheville Citizen Times Article RatingAsheville police chief says 'lessons learned' from 2016 Trump rally, prepared for Aug. 14
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10% Center
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50% ReliableFair
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10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
4% Positive
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22% : The last time Trump came to Asheville for a major political rally while on the campaign trail against Hillary Clinton, rally attendees exited the event to a crowd of jeering protesters.20% : ASHEVILLE - As local, state and federal law enforcement prepare for former President Donald Trump's visit to Asheville Aug. 14, city Police Chief Mike Lamb said things will be different this time compared to when Trump visited this same venue in 2016.
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