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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Phillip Karpinski of Las Vegas was steadfast in his support of Trump.
38% : Donald Trump promised a massive break to hospitality workers at his first post-conviction rally in Nevada on Sunday -- vowing to nix taxes on employee tips if re-elected.
38% : "You may not like Trump, but he was right about the economy, right about foreign policy and right about the border.
32% : "I have been dying to see Trump," she said.Mining consultant Gary Walters of Las Vegas -- who said he first registered to vote for the 2020 ballot -- declared that Trump "has the potential to shift Clark County," where Las Vegas is located and which historically votes blue.
26% : Trump took the stage and immediately asked, "It's not too hot out here, is it?
22% : Trump also lambasted "Crooked Joe" Biden, 81, and dismissed the president's recent immigration executive order as "bulls-t," prompting the crowd to chant the word several times.
17% : But with four years of President Biden, "the country is falling apart, the prices of food" are going up -- and it's all driving him to the voting booth, Stephan said.Vegas resident Lisa London choked up as the national anthem was sung before Trump arrived on stage.

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