Trump Makes First Public Appearance Since Assassination Attempt

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : Trump took the stage to raucous applause from the 2,500 delegates and other attendees who made him their presidential nominee for a third time Monday, as country singer Lee Greenwood performed a live rendition of "Good Bless the USA," a staple of Trump's rallies and the Make America Great Again movement.
74% : Trump sat for the rest of the program alongside close allies, including his new running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, ex-Fox News host Tucker Carlson, and Trump's sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.
56% : Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), in his prime-time remarks, called Trump an "American lion.
53% : There were scattered sartorial nods to the instantly historic photo of Secret Service agents ushering Trump off stage with his fist pumped and an American flag in the background.
51% : Night one's speakers praised Trump for surviving what the former president said was a bullet that grazed the upper tip of his right ear.
49% : Still standing," read one T-shirt with the image -- worn by a guy also sporting a gold bust of Trump in a tiny red MAGA hat on a chain around his neck.
37% : The bullet was captured in a New York Times photo whizzing past Trump, moments before law enforcement killed the shooter.
28% : Trump did not address the crowd.

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