Takeaways from the second night of the Republican National Convention | CNN Politics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

87% : Here are five takeaways from the second night of the Republican convention:Haley gets on boardHaley took the stage, at the invitation of Trump, to a mix of cheers and jeers.
56% : Ramaswamy, former Housing and Urban Development secretary Ben Carson, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (whose 2016 run opposing Trump was endorsed by Haley) and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
49% : Haley's speech, delivered a night after Trump was formally nominated, firmly closed the door on whatever remains of the dissent that hung over parts of the 2024 GOP primary campaign.
48% : But if she was trying to thread a needle, backing Trump the candidate without endorsing all his ideas, she was the exception.
39% : The (other) ring kissersIt was not only Haley who used the occasion to ask for a kind of forgiveness from Trump and the Republican base.
27% : On the second night of the convention in Milwaukee, less than 24 hours after a top union leader denounced corporate America in the same hall, Haley executed a stark about-face, pledging her support to Trump and asking others who had expressed similar concerns about his potential return to power to consider the alternative: President Joe Biden.
10% : DeSantis also applauded Trump, but mostly used his time to warn against reelecting Biden, whom he described as a "tool for a leftist agenda.

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