Trump called for 'unity' after the first assassination attempt. Not this time.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : But Trump himself put that to rest, saying he wanted to continue with open-air rallies that have become a hallmark of his campaign.
57% : "He believed the rhetoric of Biden and Harris, and he acted on it," Trump said in an interview Monday with Fox News Digital.
57% : This week, Trump has a town hall in Michigan, a rally in New York, events in Washington, D.C., and a rally in North Carolina.
49% : With a nation stunned and a campaign all but paused, Trump was described by allies as "softened" and "reflective" as he called for the country to come together.
40% : After the shooting in Pennsylvania, there were questions within the campaign about whether Trump should continue to hold events outside.
36% : Now, after a possible second assassination attempt, Trump appears fully committed to chastising his political opponents.
36% : "His campaign followed suit, circulating a laundry list of "incendiary" remarks Democrats have made against Trump and posting a web video with clips from top Democrats calling the former president a "threat."
32% : Now, Trump is entering the final weeks of the presidential election locked in a tight race against a new opponent he has struggled to undercut.
31% : It's a message Democrats across the party have largely echoed, even as some note Trump has long used inflammatory language and false claims to energize his base and has in recent days threatened to prosecute and imprison adversaries who he perceives as engaging in "unscrupulous behavior" in the election.
30% : On the final night of the Republican National Convention, the nominee's calls for unity quickly gave way to familiar campaign attack lines as Trump veered off the script his team had redrafted in the wake of the shooting.
27% : But Trump soon reverted to form.
24% : Then, Trump was facing a weakened opponent whose campaign was so knocked off course by a disastrous debate performance that it would ultimately lead to his downfall.
22% : So, we are demanding in the House that he have every asset available," Speaker Mike Johnson, who was with Trump after the attack on Sunday, said on Fox News.
1% : Trump policy adviser Stephen Miller posted on X."You're so full of shit, you're not glad he is safe," posted Dan Scavino, a close aide to Trump, in response to Harris' statement about the incident.

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