Republican Convention to Focus on Immigration a Day After a Bandaged Trump Makes Triumphant Entrance
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68% : GOP delegates cheered wildly when Trump appeared onscreen backstage and then emerged in the arena, visibly emotional, as musician Lee Greenwood sang "God Bless the USA."54% : On Monday, a night devoted to the economy, delegates and a national TV audience heard from speakers the Trump campaign pitched as "everyday Americans" -- a single mother talking about inflation, a union member who identified himself as a lifelong Democrat now backing Trump, a small business owner, among others.
49% : Trump, accompanied by a wall of Secret Service agents Monday, did not address the hall -- with his acceptance speech scheduled for Thursday -- but smiled silently and occasionally waved as Greenwood sang.
24% : "Their policies are a clear and present danger to America, to our institutions, our values and our people," said Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, welcoming the party to his battleground state, which Trump won in 2016 but lost to Biden four years ago.
22% : "We can fix this disaster," Hunt said, by electing Trump and sending "him right back to where he belongs, the White House.
16% : "But Whatley and other Republican leaders made clear that their calls for harmony did not extend to Biden and Democrats, who find themselves still riven by worries that the 81-year-old question is not up to the job of defeating Trump.
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