DAVID MARCUS: Trump makes triumph return to Philly, where he pinned the Democrats

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : As with all of Trump's regular appearances at combat sports events, Trump was guaranteed a yuge ovation, but this time in one of the bluest cities in America.
62% : What I learned about wrestling at its highest level in those chats kind of explained why Trump is popular among the sport's athletes and enthusiasts.
47% : Just as during the election, there is a strong divide between Trump-hating Philly and the rest of the state where he has strong support, and if anything, that divide is growing sharper and more pointed. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINION Until recently, the divide in America had separated those who thought Trump was effective, if a bit over the top, and those who worried he'd be an authoritarian.
46% : Today, it is between people who think Trump is a great president, full stop, and those who truly believe he has already become a dictator.
37% : Like Eagles head coach Nick Siriani, Trump looked finished just a few years ago.
28% : Right now, it is hard to see how the hatred, and let's be honest, it is mostly from the left, can be tamped down to allow Americans who love or hate Trump to hang out in peace and harmony.
28% : Right now, it is hard to see how the hatred, and let's be honest, it is mostly from the left, can be tamped down to allow Americans who love or hate Trump to hang out in peace and harmony.

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