Reaction to Trump's speech: When is 'a bloodbath' not a bloodbath?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Turner, an Ohio Republican who represents the community that Trump spoke in, said on ABC's "This Week": "I want to congratulate you, Martha, that you correctly identified that the president's statements concerning bloodbath were about the auto industry.
40% : "The general tone of the speech is why many Americans continue to wonder, 'Should President Trump be president?'
33% : At a rally in Ohio on Saturday, Trump said, "Now, if I don't get elected, it's gonna be a bloodbath.
32% : "In introducing discussion of the remark, ABC host Martha Raddatz said that it came in the section of the speech where Trump was discussing the auto industry, though she did not say it was definitely connected to that.
15% : Rep. Mike Turner said Sunday it was clear that former President Donald Trump's reference to "a bloodbath" should he lose the November election pertained to the auto industry, not to a surge of political violence.
12% : "But Cassidy did acknowledge that the way Trump speaks does leave him open to frequent criticism.

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