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What actions will U.S. institutions take in response to Trump's statement about future voting by December 31, 2024?
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Trump Tells Christians No Future Voting Needed if Re-Elected, Promises 'Fixed So Good'
Jul 27, 2024, 02:06 AM
Former President Donald Trump has made a controversial statement suggesting that if he is re-elected, voters will not need to participate in future elections. During a speech, Trump urged his supporters, particularly Christians, to vote for him in the upcoming election, claiming that after four years, the voting system would be 'fixed so good' that voting would no longer be necessary. This statement has sparked significant concern and criticism, with many interpreting it as an indication of authoritarian intentions and a threat to democratic processes. Critics argue that this rhetoric is a clear warning of Trump's potential plans to undermine democratic institutions if he returns to office.
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Formal condemnation • 25%
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Change voting hours • 25%
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