Trump unfiltered in final moments of campaign

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : In Macon on Sunday evening, while thanking Republican surrogates for their endorsements, Trump said congressional candidate Wayne Johnson of Georgia had a good look about him.
54% : "Trump has not, and I think that is meaningful," Axelrod said in an interview.
52% : At one point, Trump made suggestive hand gestures and body motions with the microphone in his hand.
49% : He was actually looking out for their welfare, far more than his own!"Featured Local SavingsTrump takes the stage on election eve eve in battleground Georgia pic.twitter.com/F92FGWtgxH-- Anna Giaritelli (@Anna_Giaritelli)November 4, 2024Dave Wasserman, senior editor and elections analyst of the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, said Trump had gone off-script and gone against what voters wanted to hear about.
48% : "In Lititz, PA, Trump takes note of the bullet proof glass in directly in front of him.
47% : "A RealClearPolitics average of national polls published between Oct. 11 and Nov. 3 showed Trump received 48.5% compared to Harris at 48.4%.
46% : CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERDarren Latch, an Australian who immigrated to the United States in 2009, said Trump -- unhinged or not -- was "doing exactly what he needs to do.
45% : On Sunday, Trump rallied across the battleground states of Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia.
45% : Trump said at one rally.
45% : Trump said to the crowd at another rally.
45% : "Trump has even defended his going off-script, admitting over the weekend while campaigning in Virginia that he liked to "weave" from topic to topic.
38% : "Nobody else can do the weave like Trump," he said.
35% : "THESE EIGHT STATES WILL LIKELY DECIDE WHO WINS THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONIn North Carolina, Trump went after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and celebrated the decades-long politician's upcoming exit from politics, a departure from the unified front that the GOP has tried to project.
34% : "Trump had one job in the final days: talk about the economy/border and tie Harris to Biden.
33% : Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) surprised attendees at Trump's Georgia rally and said Trump is justified in his frustrations and the topics he has chosen to focus on in the final days of the campaign.
30% : THE TRUMP-HARRIS PRESIDENTIAL RACETrump has also become agitated at various points this weekend, reeling at sound technicians during his rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Friday evening and again in Michigan amid microphone problems.
29% : "You're not allowed to talk about looks anymore," Trump said.
28% : In Lititz, Pennsylvania, Trump, referencing the bulletproof glass surrounding him onstage, joked that for an assassin to shoot him, "someone would have to shoot through the fake news.
27% : Trump has deviated from voters' top concerns of the economy, immigration, and healthcare, while his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, has stayed on script at all costs, remaining vague on policy through her little more than two-month campaign.
21% : Georgia voter Susan Hansel of Milledgeville told the Washington Examiner ahead of Trump's rally in Macon that she believed Trump was "speaking figuratively" about media being shot.

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