Trump allies bash Harris with conspiracy theories at Michigan town hall

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : [U.S. Sen.] Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.), I like the guy.
59% : "The event took place as both the campaigns of Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris continue to lavish attention on the battleground state of Michigan.
59% : Shut down agencies like the U.S. Department of Education; send that money back to the states and to the people," Ramaswamy said, proclaiming his support for Trump.
44% : During his time in office, Trump took steps to oppose marijuana use but has recently supported reclassifying the drug to allow for medical use.
40% : After echoing Trump's call for the largest mass deportation in American history, arguing that's what it means to stand for the rule of law in the nation, Ramaswamy echoed Trump's conspiracy of a deep state, alleging that government bureaucrats are influencing government policies and elected officials.
25% : She bragged that she had been placed under gag order while representing Trump in his civil fraud trial and that she had been sanctioned for nearly $1 million for a case brought against 31 individuals, including former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, former top FBI officials and the Democratic Party who investigated whether the Trump campaign had colluded with Russia in the 2016 election.
22% : Trump has claimed he would not sign a national abortion ban, saying the issue should be handled by the states -- but he did not recommit to that during last week's debate.
21% : Harris's campaign has levied similar criticisms at Trump, particularly on issues of marijuana and abortion.
16% : When answering a question on election security, Walberg said he had been "canceled" after voting to object to the electoral college count in the 2020 election, in which Biden defeated Trump 306-232 in the electoral college and by a 4-point margin in the popular vote.
7% : Trump and his campaign have repeatedly criticized Harris, arguing the vice president has flip-flopped on various issues including dropping support for a ban on fracking and support for Medicare for All, both of which she supported during her 2020 bid for president.

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