Trump Urges Iowans to Caucus, Insisting 'It's Worth It' Even if You Cast Your Vote and Pass Away

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : Rubio praised Trump for specific policy achievements during his presidency.
55% : However, the underlying message was clear; no matter the challenges, Trump wanted his supporters to turn up at the caucuses.
53% : One person in America who really likes the poll numbers where they see Donald Trump 28 points ahead is Joe Biden.
47% : Despite consistently high polling numbers in Iowa, Trump, perhaps seeking to manage expectations, asserted, "I think they're doing it so that they can set a high expectation, so if we end with 49%, which would be about 25 points bigger than anyone else has ever gotten, they can say 'it was a failure.'"
42% : In an unexpected turn of events, Trump received an endorsement from Senator Marco Rubio, who had earlier referred to him as a "con artist."
35% : Despite an extended blizzard forcing the cancellation of three scheduled rallies, Trump remained unbothered, commending his followers and downplaying the storm's impact on their commitment.
28% : To hit the final blow on a freezing Sunday afternoon, Trump urged his followers to brave the cold and caucus for him, going so far as to say, "If you're sick as a dog... even if you vote and then pass away, it's worth it."
18% : The shocking remark came as Trump addressed a jam-packed Simpson College auditorium, where supporters endured long lines and wind chills that spiked to the mid-negative 40s.
14% : More from InquisitrHere's Why Nancy Pelosi Thinks It's 'Impossible' for Donald Trump to Become President Again
10% : "Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, in a cautionary tone, warned voters that while Trump is "running for his issues," he is "running for your issues and your family's issues."

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