In Butler, Trump thinks he can make this election great again

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "We're here for a reason, and that's to win, and to honor Corey," Trump said.
56% : It was a moment quite unlike any other at a Trump rally, yet somehow wholly familiar: a recalling of that time in late July when Trump, having just survived an assassination attempt, seemed to be marching toward certain victory in the presidential election.
56% : Trump all but declared victory, saying he already had "plenty of votes."
52% : Trump stood and watched, in silence.
51% : "God wants Trump to win," Tim Weckerly, from Parker Pennsylvania, said as he left the rally.
48% : In the days after the last Butler rally, Trump reached his electoral high-water mark.
48% : "This is no longer a fight between Republican versus Democrat, left versus right," she said, shortly before Trump took the stage.
44% : "Trump returned Saturday, for the first time, to the same place where a would-be assassin tried to take his life on July 13.
43% : But if God saved Trump, and God intends him to win, what happens if he loses?
38% : Trump has yet to say if he'll accept the results of the election, and when Vance was given the same opportunity during the debate this week, he dodged the question.
35% : "Trump called for a moment of silence to remember Corey Comperatore, the attendee killed at the Butler rally on July 13.
35% : After a 20-minute tribute to Comperatore and the other victims of the July 13 shooting, Trump delved into his usual rally speech, blasting immigrants, slamming the Biden administration's emergency response, calling Harris the "most incompetent and far-left candidate" ever to run.
34% : If Trump loses, he added, "I think this country will be done."
28% : "Lara Trump was hardly the only one to suggest Trump was saved by God, or that God intends Trump to win the election.
26% : On Saturday, Trump suggested his victory was already a done deal, and implied fraud would be to blame for a loss: "Stop the steal," he said.
16% : Trump bolted up in the polls.
15% : The election, though, isn't about Trump versus Harris, according to Lara Trump, the RNC's co-chair and Trump's daughter-in-law.

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