'What Is With Pronouns?' Biden Campaign Pounces On 'Confused' Trump Over Rants And 'Slurring' In Speech To Christians

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : On Thursday night, Trump -- who once quoted famous Bible duo the "Two Corinthians" at Liberty University -- gave a speech to the National Religious Broadcasters International Christian Media Convention at the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville, Tennessee.
37% : In real-time during that speech, the Biden-Harris HQ account followed along on Twitter/X and pounced on Trump over a number of recurring themes that mirror areas Democrats see as political vulnerabilities for Trump.
29% : "They singled out another short clip, writing "Trump says pronouns, which are a basic part of English grammar, are 'sick' if 'you study it'" -- part of a longer passage in which he attacked trans inclusion and vowed to protect God by mandating AM radio:There's enough filth on our airwaves.
15% : The reference to "Knocker fields" came late in the rant in which Trump complained about migrants overrunning "Steak Mountain.
13% : "One of those themes was "Confused Trump" as the Biden campaign seized on a series of moments with brief clips portraying Trump as a "slurring" and rambling gaffe machine.

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