Trump says at Michigan rally he would welcome run against Whitmer if Biden drops out

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : According to polling averages collected July 16-18 by CBS News, Trump had a 5% lead over Biden nationally, with Trump at 52% and Biden at 47%.
58% : "I stand before you only by the grace of almighty God," Trump told the Grand Rapids audience.
54% : Trump was last in Grand Rapids on April 2, when he gave remarks to an invite-only crowd of about 120 people at the DeVos Place Convention Center in downtown Grand Rapids.
40% : " Pete Hoekstra, chairman of Michigan's Republican Party, kicked off the rally on Saturday, calling on voters to unite around Trump ahead of the presidential election.
35% : The Grand Rapids crowd cheered "fight, fight, fight," the chant that Trump shouted with his fist pumping in their air after he was shot.
30% : Trump won the Mitten State in 2016 but lost in his 2020 reelection bid.
23% : Speaking to a packed arena, Trump hammered several key issues in the first half of his speech, including immigration, inflation and the economy, electric cars and Project 2025.
22% : " RELATED: 'Carnage and chaos': Trump attacks Biden's border policy after Grand Rapids killing Michigan has been getting frequent visits from the presidential candidates and their surrogates.
18% : "You have a terrible governor here, who did a terrible job," Trump said during a campaign event Saturday, July 20, at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan's second largest city.
17% : During his April remarks, Trump painted a grim picture of what he called an "invasion" of migrants coming into the country illegally and committing crimes.
11% : Biden has faced growing pressure to step aside following his disastrous debate performance against Trump on June 27.

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