Video of Donald Trump supporter saying they'd vote for Putin goes viral

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : President Joe Biden and Trump each won a series of primary elections last month to become their party's presumptive presidential nominees, sparking a likely rematch of the 2020 election.
40% : In a speech in South Carolina in February, Trump appeared to recall a conversation with an unnamed politician he described as "one of the presidents of a big country" and added that the anonymous leader had asked whether the United States would protect the NATO nation if Russia attacked.
35% : And 95 percent of those who said they voted for Trump in 2020 held an unfavorable view of Biden, compared to 78 percent who said the same about Putin.
31% : An Emerson College poll of 1,438 registered voters conducted from April 2 to 3 put Trump at 43 percent against 42 percent for Biden and 8 percent for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
30% : In a straight head-to-head with all other candidates and undecided voters removed, Trump had 51 percent of the vote against 49 percent for Biden.
12% : Trump has since continued to double down on his comments taking aim at Biden's State of the Union address writing on Truth Social, "Putin only invaded Ukraine, because he has no respect for Biden.
9% : However, Biden and Trump remain locked in a closely fought battle to win the popular vote in November's presidential election.
8% : On Sunday, in a post on X, formerly Twitter, user "Republicans against Trump" shared a video from TikTok user The Good Liars showing a man asking a Trump supporter who she would vote for if Putin was running for president against Biden.

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