Howey: Our American Shakespearean drama

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : When Trump and legions of Republicans left the Milwaukee convention hall, they were convinced that a divinely-inspired victory was just four months in the offing, and it still may be.
53% : Democrats -- it's time to come together and beat Trump.
41% : Trump and the GOP had been lambasting Biden by name, as well as his age and physical condition.
40% : By mid-Sunday, it was now Trump who seemed elderly and incoherent during his speeches and rallies.
39% : In this year's drama, Act I found a decrepit 81-year-old President Biden believing that only he could vanquish Trump a second time.
28% : "America is an idea -- an idea stronger than any ocean, more powerful than any dictator or tyrant," Biden said in a remark aimed at Trump saying he would be a strongman only on "day one" if he is elected.
11% : This political damage coming despite some 30 lies and misstatements uttered by Trump. Act II was the assassination attempt against Trump in Pennsylvania.
9% : This reached a crescendo during the June 27 debate with Trump when Biden's ghostly pallor and halting delivery created a political disaster and impending doom at the ballot box.

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