Trump a Dancing Fool

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : For 39 minutes, Trump swayed, bopped -- sometimes stopping to speak -- as he turned the event into almost a living-room listening session of his favorite songs from his self-curated rally playlist.
71% : The election is in three weeks, and Pennsylvania is a must-win state for both Trump and Kamala Harris, but during a rally last night in Montgomery County, northwest of Philadelphia, Trump got bored with the event, billed as a "town hall," and just played music for almost 40 minutes, scowling, smirking, and swaying onstage.
52% : Trump stayed in place onstage, slowly moving back and forth.
47% : I continue to doubt that there's anything, at this point, that Trump can do to alter perceptions of his fitness for office.
39% : Trump is no stranger to surreal moments, yet this was one of the oddest of his political career.
32% : Like Joe Biden's disastrous debate against Trump in June, when the president's fumbling performance and struggle to get sentences out made it impossible to believe he was up to the task of serving for four years, Trump's rally last night would force any reasonable person to conclude that he is not up to the grueling task of leading the world's greatest nation, handling economic crises, or dealing with foreign adversaries.Which isn't to say that some people didn't try to reason through it.

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