Bittersweet edge in Wisconsin as Barack Obama shows old magic in bid to bolster Blue Wall

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : "I talk to some folks and they'll say: I do remember when the economy was pretty good when Trump first came into office," he says at one point.
50% : People voting for Trump ...
33% : "We can surround ourselves with people who say, I don't care about politics or they have a different opinion or are gonna vote Trump and people don't stand back and don't say anything.
29% : " Walz wore no flannels but spoke well here too, making a passionate warning against the idea of Trump assuming a second term in office.
11% : Obama balanced a speech that moved from scathing criticism of Trump to an affirmation of the collective power of American decency.

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