Trump Says He’d Blame Jews For Loss, Claims Democrats Have ‘Hold Or Curse’ On Them
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“The Jewish people would have a lot to do with a loss,” the former president said.
Former President Donald Trump said once again that any American “Jewish person” who votes for Vice President Kamala Harris is a “fool,” claiming Democrats had a “hold or curse” over the voting bloc that doesn’t make any sense.
“Any Jewish person who votes for her should have their head examined,” the Republican presidential candidate said at one of two events in Washington, D.C, on Thursday. “I find it hard to believe, part of it is a habit, I think.”
Trump added, “The Jewish people would have a lot to do with a loss. It’s only because of the Democrat hold, or curse, on you.”
The former president spoke at a summit meant to address the rise in antisemitism in America and another event for the Israeli American Council National Summit.
Trump has long tried to strong-arm Jewish voters into supporting him, claiming he is the only candidate who cares about Israel and saying repeatedly the country would not exist without him in the White House. In the pair of appearances, Trump said if he loses to Harris in November, the blame would fall largely on them.
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