Trump Issues Dark All-Caps Election Day Warning: ‘YOU WILL RUE THE DAY’
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In a series of Truth Social posts, the president weighed in on a number of elections despite going against his own advice in one high-profile instance.
President Donald Trump weighed in on some high-profile state and local elections this week by telling his followers to vote Republican, or else.
The president issued the pointed message ― in all caps ― on his Truth Social website on the night before Election Day.
“VIRGINIA AND NEW JERSEY, REMEMBER THIS: A VOTE FOR A REPUBLICAN MEANS SUBSTANTIALLY LOWER ENERGY PRICES, A VOTE FOR A DEMOCRAT, ESPECIALLY THESE TWO LOSERS WHO ARE RUNNING, MEANS A DOUBLING, TRIPLING, AND EVEN QUADRUPLING OF YOUR ENERGY COSTS,” he wrote Monday. “IT WILL NOT BE SUSTAINABLE, AND YOU WILL RUE THE DAY THAT YOU VOTED TO DESTROY YOUR LIFE! FAILING TO VOTE TOMORROW IS THE SAME AS VOTING FOR A DEMOCRAT.”
Trump himself has made one notable exception by endorsing Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat who is running as an independent, for New York mayor over his Republican opponent, Curtis Sliwa.
In a separate Truth Social post, the president suggested that voting for Sliwa would only benefit his Democratic challenger, Zohran Mamdani.
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