Two People Fell Sick at Trump's Rally, Then He Decided to Dance on Stage For 40 Minutes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

89% : Trump stood center age, soaking it all in and enjoying the vibe.
79% : On the other hand, Trump's team spun the night as yet another example of his unique appeal, with campaign spokesman Steven Cheung exclaiming, "(Trump) has more energy and more stamina than anyone in politics, and is the smartest leader this country has ever seen.
76% : Trump also swayed gently on the stage on Village People's iconic disco hit, Y.M.C.A.While Trump's decision to pause the event for nearly 40 minutes of music was certainly unexpected, it showcased his unpredictable and theatrical style.
75% : Trump devotees cheered and danced along with Trump.
43% : Trump seemed a little bothered by the situation as he asserted, "This is a little bit of a rough one...While we're waiting ...
36% : "Despite the detour, Trump did not forget to rally his base.
34% : The first disruption occurred while Trump was in the middle of answering a question.
33% : Sensing the need to divert the crowd's attention from the interruptions and the chaos unfolding, Trump decided to shift gears, "Let's not do any more questions.
27% : Democratic nominee Kamala Harris was quick to pounce on the event, stating that Trump acted 'confused' on stage and he was 'frozen on stage' as music played for more than half an hour.

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