Fox Mocked For Unintentionally Hilarious Graphic Explaining What Trump Will 'Run On' After Shooting

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Trump said that had the event "not happened, this would've been one of the most incredible speeches" focused predominantly on rebuking President Joe Biden and his policies.
65% : On Sunday, Trump expressed his eagerness to speak to the nation in Wisconsin.
63% : "Trump is set to formally accept the GOP nomination on Thursday night and is expected to announce his running mate during the convention, likely today.
51% : "And Fox News ran with it -- the segment, featuring host Jesse Watters, included a graphic with the following caption:From the moment he took office, Trump made clear there were in-groups -- comprised of his followers, many of whom are aligned with growing White nationalist and Christian nationalist movements -- and out-groups, largely comprised of people who did not vote for him or who were perceived as a threat to his narrow vision of United States supremacy.
42% : The graphic made the rounds after Trump announced in an interview with The Washington Examiner that he had revised his speech for this week's Republican National Convention to emphasize unity following the assassination attempt.
39% : Some of the groups Trump attacked during his presidency include but are not limited to:These well-documented facts don't exactly lend themselves to "peace, love, and unity," prompting many to criticize Fox News for its clueless graphic.
30% : And as predicted, it didn't take long for Trump to return to his normal communication style after Judge Aileen Cannon threw out the federal classified documents case against him.
22% : Trump explained his decision to leave for the convention on Sunday afternoon, stating:"I cannot allow a 'shooter,' or potential assassin, to force change to scheduling, or anything else.

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