‘Man, I loved that’: Trump cheers South Carolina rally attender who hit protester
Summary
At a rally in South Carolina, President Donald Trump praised a man who hit a protester. Several protesters were removed from the event as Trump supported a local candidate running to keep her late brother’s Senate seat.Key Facts
- President Trump cheered when a rally attendee punched a protester.
- The incident happened during Trump’s rally at Clemson University in South Carolina.
- Trump compared the puncher to boxer Evander Holyfield and called the act courageous.
- Protesters were removed multiple times from the rally, and the crowd chanted “USA.”
- One protester was slapped on the head by a rally attendee after being removed.
- Trump was in South Carolina to support Darline Graham, running for the Senate seat of her late brother Lindsey Graham.
- Protests have become common at Trump rallies during his 32-day campaign for the upcoming midterm elections.
- A recent poll shows 31% of Americans approve of President Trump’s job performance, the lowest recorded for him so far.
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