Is MAGA Morale Down Amid Trump's Slide in Polls? What Rallygoers Say

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : " A male Trump supporter, who declined to provide his name, was near a rolling stand of Trump memorabilia.
62% : " Before his speech, Trump arrived on Air Force One Tuesday afternoon at Selfridge Air National Guard Base to tout his announcement of the acquisition of 21 F-15EX Eagle II fighter jets.
61% : But in recent polls, Trump's overall approval rating and Americans' support of his handling of the economy and other policies are sliding.
58% : They poured out around 8 p.m. ET and some lingered to purchase Trump memorabilia or take photos outside of large vehicles decked with the president's image and likeness.
58% : He was approaching Trump supporters, asking if they liked the Constitution and James Madison.
57% : He told Newsweek that he's from Connecticut and has followed Trump at rallies around the country, adding that he makes enough money from sales of his items to be able to afford to trail the president.
49% : Trump supporters in the audience -- who were amid numerous empty seats when the president entered -- stuck with him during and after the event.
36% : " Trump, during his speech: "We cannot allow a handful of communist, radical left judges to obstruct the enforcement of our laws and assume the duties that belong solely to the president of the United States.
24% : "It was very celebratory and appreciating President Trump and all his hard work," Collica said.
18% : What People Are Saying DNC Chair Ken Martin in a statement to Newsweek, in part: "While Donald Trump lives in his delusions, Michigan families - along with millions of working families across this country - are forced to live with the consequences of his dangerous, chaotic, and economy-destroying agenda.
15% : He referred to Trump as a "demagogue," said he was thrown out after he yelled so loud, he interrupted Trump's speech.

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