Trump brushes off cautions about a potential victory come 2024. Donald Trump, the former United States President, called concerns that his triumph in 2024 would be a threat to democracy a “hoax” and “Democrat misinformation.”
Trump asserted during a lecture sponsored by the New York Young Republican Club that crooked Joe Biden, not President Joe Biden, is true threat to democracy.
He called the farce about the threat to democracy a “desperate and shameless attempt to distract from the monstrous abuses of power the left is committing before your very eyes.”
On top of that, Trump asserted that the attacks on democracy by democrats were a “desperate and shameless attempt to distract from the monstrous abuses of power the left is committing before your very eyes.”
Referencing a provision of the constitution’s 14th Amendment that bars people who have engaged in “insurrection or rebellion” from holding public office, he pointed to more than a dozen state-level petitions for his removal from the ballot in 2024.
Democrats and Biden have cautioned that the underpinnings of American democracy would be undermined if is elected again in 2024.
At a Los Angeles fundraising event on Saturday, the president declared, “the greatest threat Trump poses is to the democracy.”
In addition, Trump’s campaign has unveiled a number of policy proposals that would increase presidential authority over even nonpolitical branches of the federal government.
Trump has expressed his desire to exact “retribution” against political adversaries if he is elected in 2024.
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and former Vice President Al Gore have both criticized Trump’s “dictator” remarks recently.
Trump claimed Democrats “don’t care about our country” and referred to them as “sick people.”
