Former president Trump is greeted by enormous crowd in South Carolina

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

89% : He did a fantastic job for four years.'The visit by Trump on Saturday is Trump's first visit to the state in 77 days, and plans to host more campaign events in the state in the final weeks before the primary.
67% : Trump has turned his campaign focus to the southern state days after an easy victory in Nevada and revved up supports at a rally in Conway, near Myrtle Beach.
60% : Tim Carter, from nearby Murrells Inlet, said he had backed Trump since 2016 and would do so again this year.
60% : Cheryl Savage, who backed Haley during her first run for Governor, said the former president is 'here to help us.'Speaking of Trump, Savage said: 'He deserves a second term.
59% : Trump arrives on stage during a Get Out The Vote rally at Coastal Carolina University on February 10, 2024 in Conway, South CarolinaIn Conway, people began lining up to see Trump hours before the doors opened to the arenaNikki Haley participates in a campaign event at Newberry Opera House in Newberry, South Carolina, USA, 10 February 2024A Trump adviser has told CNN that while the campaign is taking a more laid-back attitude toward the contest in South Carolina they are not taking it for granted.
42% : Carter, a pastor and military veteran, said: 'We're here to stand for Trump, get our economy better, shut our border down, more jobs for our people.
29% : Haley opted to skip the Nevada caucuses, condemning the contest as rigged for Trump, has been focusing on her home state of South Carolina.
16% : In a rally speech, Trump insulted Nikki Haley by using his derisive nickname for her, 'Birdbrain,' and lavished praise on Gov. Henry McMaster, who endorsed him early.

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