Donald Trump said at a rally in Florida that if people vote for him in November they won’t have to vote again in four years.
by Claire Gilbody Dickerson, News Reporter
Sunday 28 July 2024 02:25, UK
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has told Christians that if they vote for him in the November election they won’t have to vote again, saying, “We’ll work everything out.”
The former president, He faces federal and state charges. Trump, who is indicted on charges of attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 US presidential election, made the puzzling remarks while attending an event hosted by conservative group Turning Point Action in West Palm Beach, Florida.
“Christians, just this once, go out and vote,” he said.
“You don’t have to vote anymore. In four years, it’ll all be solved and it’ll be okay. You don’t have to vote anymore, my beautiful Christians.”
He added: “Christians, I love you. I’m a Christian. I love you. Get out there. Get out there and vote.”
“In four years, you won’t have to vote anymore. Things will be so much better that you won’t have to vote.”
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It was not clear what he meant by his comments at a campaign rally in which his Democratic opponents denounced Trump as a threat to democracy and sought to overturn his 2020 loss to U.S. President Joe Biden.
Asked for clarification, Trump campaign spokesman Stephen Chang told Sky partner network NBC: “President Trump was speaking about the importance of faith, uniting our country and creating prosperity for all Americans in contrast to a divisive political environment that has led to so much division and even an assassination attempt.”
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Speaking in West Palm Beach, the former Republican leader called Harris a “bad girl” and a “failed vice president” and criticized her for mismanaging the southern border.
“She was a loser three weeks ago. She was a loser,” Trump said, according to NBC.
“A failed vice president in a failed administration, she was the border czar as millions of people crossed the border.”
A Harris campaign spokesperson responded to Trump’s speech by saying the former president “couldn’t pronounce the words.”
He added that Trump “sounded like someone you wouldn’t want to sit next to in a restaurant, let alone be the president of the United States.”
