Trump heads to Minnesota, despite vowing never to return, after attending son Barron's graduation
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
72% : Tickets started at $500, ranging up to $100,000 for a VIP table for 10 with three photo opportunities with Trump.62% : Trump will appear at Friday's dinner after going to see Barron Trump's graduation from the private Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach, Florida.
60% : Trump will headline the state GOP's annual Lincoln Reagan dinner, which coincides with the party's state convention, after attending his son Barron's high school graduation in Florida.
54% : Trump will use part of the day granted by the trial judge for the graduation to campaign in Minnesota, a state he argues he can win in the November rematch with President Joe Biden.
54% : "I think Donald Trump can win in Minnesota.
53% : "I think this is something Trump wants to do.
48% : Trump returned to Minnesota several times in 2020, when Biden beat him by more than 7 points.
30% : "What we've done for Minnesota -- I lose Minnesota, I'm never coming back," Trump said.
27% : In the run-up to that election, Trump said he would never return to Minnesota should he lose there.
17% : But in 2016, Trump almost pulled off a shocking upset losing to Hillary Clinton by less than two percentage points.
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