2024 review: What a year

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : May began with encampments popping up on college campuses all over the country, as anti-Israel protesters took advantage of the fact that most university administrators are terrified of a bunch of 18- to 23-year-olds taking on massive debt to pay the huge sums of tuition at their institutions.
51% : Harris bested Trump in the Sept. 10 presidential debate, and her well-rehearsed performance gave hope to the idea that she might be capable of this one thing that the media likes to do called an interview.
49% : No, my little summary isn't a complete list of the events of 2024.
37% : On July 15, the Republican National Convention kicked off, where Trump appeared, bandaged ear and all, alongside his newly announced vice presidential pick, Sen. JD Vance.
28% : Then came June, and things got crazy.11 days after Trump became the first president to be convicted of a felony (or 34 of them,)
25% : Speaking of morality, the White House announced on Dec. 23 that President Biden has commuted the sentences of 37 inmates on federal death row, all of whom had been convicted of exceptionally heinous crimes.
15% : An attempt was made on Trump's life at an outdoor rally on July 13, which likely would have been fatal had Trump not turned his head at the most serendipitous moment.

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