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October 14, 2024, presidential campaign news

Oct 15, 2024 View Original Article
  • Bias Rating

    -6% Center

  • Reliability

    20% ReliablePoor

  • Policy Leaning

    -36% Somewhat Liberal

  • Politician Portrayal

    16% Positive

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71% : Trump stays on stage and sways to music long after wrapping town hall in PennsylvaniaFormer President Donald Trump stayed on stage, swaying to the music and looking out at the crowd for several songs after finishing a town hall Monday night in Oaks, Pennsylvania.
69% : As the music played, Trump occasionally exchanged words with South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, who moderated the town hall, and people near him in the crowd, but Trump mostly just looked out into the audience and nodded his head as the music blasted throughout the venue.
64% : About 30 minutes into his town hall, Trump paused the event and asked for a doctor to attend to someone in the crowd.
57% : "Trump kicked off the unusual moment by saying, "Let me hear that music, please.
56% : Music played for more than 30 minutes as Trump stood on stage and occasionally made brief remarks in between songs.
54% : This unusual moment came after Trump asked his team to play "Ave Maria" earlier during the town hall when someone was receiving medical attention.
48% : Asked why Trump was still on stage, Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung told CNN, "He's here for the people.
44% : After the songs played, Trump said he would take a question from the crowd.
35% : It was unclear why Trump stayed on stage for so long and there was confusion about what was happening when he was up there.

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