Trump supporters dismiss his reported praise of Hitler as they vote

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : He claimed his vote for Trump was to 'make America great again and get back into more manufacturing in the U.S.'Manufacturing jobs had been increasing in the U.S. for the six years prior to 2016 when Trump was first elected.
37% : Trump did more for Israel than any other government for Israel in how long? '
34% : She does not understand how voting for Trump is even a choice.
31% : Her main reason in voting for Trump early she said was because she aligns more with his beliefs and is against abortion 'right up to birth.'Early in-person voting kicked off in Michigan on October 26.
26% : Bandelier's priority when he showed up to vote early for the ex-president was to 'try and stop the election from being stolen.'John Vasquez 42, also came out to vote for Trump on the first day of early voting.
26% : 'I didn't see dictatorship things, Nazi things when Trump was in office.'
22% : She pointed out that Kelly, a retired four star general, was fired by Trump and suggested that's why he made the claims.
17% : A series of Trump supporters showing up to cast ballots dismissed the reports of Trump praising Hitler as they voted for the ex-presidentMatt Valkner, 49, said both candidates have been negative and he just wished they would 'expound on things that are positive about their campaigns.'
3% : Trump's rival Vice President Kamala Harris seized on the reports calling Trump a fascist and warning he will claim unchecked power if reelected.

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