Trump 'Front Row Joes' say they aren't scared of an assassin's bullet

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : 'We saw the hand of God protecting the president last week and I feel safe being here because that hands protects all of us here.'Marnell described the profound relief he felt when he saw Trump rise to his feet and give a clenched fist salute to his supporters in the crowdTrump addressed the shooting in his convention speech, describing in vivid detail the moment he was shot.
57% : Alongside him was another 'Front Row Joe' in her red, white, and blue baseball-style jersey, emblazoned with 'Trump 45' on the back.
51% : People lined up for hours to secure a seat at the Van Andel Arena, Grand RapidsRepublican presidential nominee Donald Trump and former First Lady Melania Trump at the end of his convention speech on Thursday in Milwaukee, WisconsinAnd he was among the supporters who cheered as Trump stood and raised his fist in a defiant salute.
50% : He is back in the front row for Saturday's rally in Grand Rapids, MichiganTwo days earlier, Trump had accepted the official nomination to be the Republican candidate in November's election.
35% : Trump won it by a little more than 10,000 votes in 2016, but Joe Biden flipped it four years later.
32% : Worries about security had put no one off coming to see Trump and his newly installed running mate Sen. J.D. Vance.

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