In Trump they trust: Republicans renew their faith in leader - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : One of the earliest adopters of Trump on the Right, syndicated columnist Ann Coulter, wrote the book In Trump We Trust.
60% : When asked about Trump, delegates used words like "strong," "tough," "brave," and "courageous.
59% : While the speech went long and eventually reverted to standard campaign talking points, for the first 20 or so minutes Trump spoke in hushed tones and the delegates hung on his every word.
56% : CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER"If the election were held today, Trump would become the 47th president of the United States," O'Connell said.
53% : "This trust in Trump is what tied together the "amens" that greeted evangelist Franklin Graham, son and successor of Billy Graham, and the "yeah, brothers" of professional wrestler Hulk Hogan directly before him.
51% : If Trump himself is not new, some of the confidence in him as a man is.
44% : Nearly every single Republican now sees Trump as the toughest SOB ever to run for president.
43% : The realization that Trump could have died the weekend before the proceedings and the jubilation over the fact that he survived, bloodied but unbowed, suffused the whole event.
42% : "Your life was spared," Cox wrote to Trump in a letter dated July 14.
41% : They have cranked up the conspiracy theory narrative to the max because they recognize that Trump is on a roll, and the convention in Milwaukee only bolstered his political momentum."
40% : But the prosecutions of Trump, including the two cases related to Jan. 6, hardened the Republican base's faith in the former president.
38% : "Trump has now been the titular head of the Republican Party as long as any two-term president, despite having only served one.
36% : But Trump is no longer the interloper from New York with no political track record outside of bipartisan donations and a brief campaign for the Reform Party presidential nomination running to the left of Pat Buchanan.
34% : Trump governed as a conservative in his first term, though intraparty disagreements over trade and foreign policy (less so immigration) remain potent.
32% : But Republican delegates trust Trump to deliver on those goals more than ever and his emotional bond with the party faithful has never been stronger, in a way that has superseded their connections to past leaders such as George W. Bush.
30% : The assassination attempt also sparked conversation about Trump as a changed man.
29% : Instead Trump had already proved himself on judges and taxes.
26% : Tears streamed down delegates' cheeks as Trump recounted the attempt on his life with the firefighter uniform of Corey Comperatore, who was killed by the shooter at the rally, behind him on stage.
23% : Trump told the Washington Examiner he had thrown out his previous version of the speech after the shooting.
20% : The character concerns looked prescient in the aftermath of the 2020 election, culminating in the disaster of Jan. 6, forming the centerpiece of the Democrats' argument that Trump is a threat to democracy.
18% : Coulter sharply broke with Trump afterward.

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