Trump clings to conspiracies; Harris visits Michigan church

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : Trump at one point suggested that he wouldn't deliver this version of his speech again: "I hope you've enjoyed this," he said, "because I'm only doing this one time."
52% : For much of this year, Trump ran a relatively disciplined campaign that emphasized the issues and voters who could deliver him a victory, even as his frequent digressions and improvisations sometimes brought controversy.
48% : "Trump, for his part, acknowledged that he was sidestepping his usual approach with his conspiratorial speech.
47% : "Trump usually veers from subject to subject, a discursive style he has labeled "the weave."
36% : That's what Trump did four years ago, kicking off a process of fighting the election results that culminated in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
30% : The GOP nominee for the White House noted the ballistic glass placed in front of him at events after a gunman's assassination attempt in July at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and Trump talked about places where he saw openings in that protection.
26% : Trump intensified his verbal attacks against a "grossly incompetent" national leadership and the American media, steering his Pennsylvania rally at one point on to the topic of violence against members of the news media.
25% : And I don't mind that so much."It was the second time in recent days that Trump talked about guns being pointed at people he considers enemies after he suggested former Rep. Liz Cheney, a prominent Republican critic, wouldn't be willing to support foreign wars if she had "nine barrels shooting at her.
25% : "Also on Sunday, Harris declined to say how she voted on a key ballot measure in her home state of California that would reverse criminal justice reforms approved in recent years.
23% : Trump joked about golfer Arnold Palmer's genitalia, continues using gendered language in his efforts to win over women and staged a rally at New York's Madison Square Garden that included crude and racist insults that dominated headlines.
16% : "It's a crooked country," Trump said.
11% : "With less than 48 hours before Election Day, Trump continued to promote falsehoods about elections and argue that he can only lose to Democrat Kamala Harris if he is cheated, even though polls suggest a tight race.
5% : Trump also referred to John Bolton, his former national security adviser and now a strident critic, as a "dumb son of a b -- ."

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