Donald Trump targets steelworkers, riffs on golfer's anatomy in Pennsylvania rally

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Blue collar workers are a key part of Trump's populist message, and Trump has long touted his support from union members, even in cases where union leadership has chosen to support Harris.
64% : Trump said at the rally that he has "overwhelming" majority of support from rank-and-file members of the Teamsters.
51% : "We saved the steel industry in this country, and now we're going to to make it really powerful again," Trump said, as he and Vice President Kamala Harris battled for votes in the critical swing state.
47% : Trump spent his first 15 minutes at the microphone extolling Palmer's masculinity - and anatomy."Arnold Palmer was all man," he told the crowd.
45% : Trump goes way off color at Pennsylvania rally with Arnold Palmer riff
39% : As Trump shook their hands on stage, the steel workers joked about how much they liked their overtime pay.
36% : Trump didn't reply.
30% : "As far as I'm concerned, President Trump saved the American steel industry by imposing tariffs on Chinese steel that was dumped illegally in extremely low prices on our shores trying to put us out of business," Glenn Thomas, a third-generation steelworker, told the crowd before Trump took the stage.

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