JD Vance blasts Trump critics' 'inflammatory rhetoric' at Butler,...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Earlier in his speech, which was intended to warm up the crowd before Trump took to the podium, Vance admonished Harris over that rhetoric.
46% : "Trump had adjusted his speech for the Republican National Convention to call for unity, but as the 2024 campaign season carried on, the two rival campaigns resumed hurling bitter broadsides at one another.
39% : Shortly thereafter, Trump made clear he intended to visit the Butler Farm Show grounds again and finish what he started.
35% : After the gunshots stopped, Trump emerged standing with blood seeping down his face and pumped his fist in the air, telling his supporters to "fight, fight fight" before being rushed away.
34% : On July 13, Trump had been clipped in his right ear by a bullet and crouched down before Secret Service agents piled on top of him to keep him safe.
20% : "With all the hatred they have spewed and President Trump, it was only a matter of time before somebody tried to kill him," Vance bellowed out to a packed venue at the Butler Farm Show grounds Saturday.With bulletproof glass shielding him, Vance lamented how the onslaught against Trump, 78, has raged on -- even in the aftermath of two high-profile attempts on the former president's life.
20% : But authorities managed to detain Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, who attempted to carry out the second major would-be assassination attempt against Trump on Sept. 15.
10% : Vance, 40, called out Vice President Kamala Harris by name as well as the media for trafficking in "inflammatory rhetoric" against Trump that he contended has culminated in political violence.
5% : "In fact, before the gunman in Florida tried to kill Donald Trump, he wrote, 'Democracy is on the ballot,' the exact same words that Kamala Harris wrote after accusing Trump of being a dictator only days before the first attempt on his life," Vance chided.

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