Donald Trump warns of “bloodshed” if not elected, Joe Biden responds
Donald Trump said at a rally in Ohio on Saturday that the November presidential election will be “the most important date” in American history.
VANDALIA, United States: Presenting his presidential campaign as a national turning moment, Donald Trump declared on Saturday at a rally in Ohio that November’s election will be “the most important date” in US history. Did.
Days after securing his position as the presumptive Republican nominee, the former president also warned of “bloodshed” if not elected — though it’s unclear what he was talking about, a comment that echoes the threats. Coming amid comments about the American auto industry.
“The date — remember this, November 5 — I believe will be the most important date in the history of our country,” the 77-year-old told rallygoers in Vandalia, Ohio, echoing past criticisms. That his opponent, President Joe Biden, is the “worst” president.
Criticizing what he said was a Chinese plan to make cars in Mexico and sell them to Americans, he said: “If I’m elected they won’t be able to sell those cars.
“Now, if I weren’t elected, it would be the lowest point in history and a slaughter for the entire nation. It would be the lowest. However, they won’t sell those autos to you.”
As Trump’s comments gained popularity on social media, Biden’s campaign released a statement calling Republicans “losers” at the ballot box in 2020, who then “doubled down on their threats of political violence.”
” He wants another January 6 but the American people are going to hand him another election master this November because they will continue to reject his unreasonableness, his affection for violence and his thirst for vengeance,” the crusade said. sympathizers of Trump at the US Capitol in 2021.
