Donald Trump, 77, tells New Hampshire rally he feels THIRTY-FIVE

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Speaking to supporters in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on Wednesday, Trump said he feels 'cognitively' 20-years younger than he is - and said he feels like he's in better shape than when he was in his 40s.
51% : While Trump is the oldest running in the Republican primary, he assured voters on Wednesday that he is physically and mentally fit to serve another four-year term.
51% : He then recalled what he was told by former White House Physician Ronny Jackson, now a congressman from Texas: 'If he didn't eat so much junk food, he'd be around for 200 years.'Notably, Trump enjoys meals from McDonalds and his favorite drink is a Diet Coke.
47% : Democrats could also switch their affiliation before the primary, which is a strategy some feel they are employing to keep Trump from winning the state.
32% : New Hampshire is a much more liberal state than Iowa, where Trump walked away with 51 percent of the vote in Monday's caucuses.
29% : It comes following a DailyMail.com report revealed physicians' concerns over the health of the former president, claiming he appears 'worn out.'Trump alleged that his 2024 competitor Nikki Haley is relying on left-learning independents and Democrat voters in New Hampshire to change their registration to vote for her in the Republican primary on Tuesday to foil his bid.
27% : Some surveys put her within single-digits of Trump - and one from earlier this month puts the two in a dead tie with 40 percent each.
21% : Trump said on Wednesday evening that Haley was depending on these left-leaning voters to win and slammed Republican Gov. Chris Sununu for allowing the policy to stand.
14% : Trump and DeSantis are too socially conservative for some Republicans in the state.
4% : Trump claimed 2024 competitor and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, 45, will 'drop out very soon'The former president went into a tangent on his claimed stellar results of a cognitive test administered by Rep. Jackson when he was still his doctor - and put his credentials up against President Joe Biden, 81.

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