Former President Donald Trump has warned that Democrats will use migrants to win the 2024 election and have been “signing them up to vote” at a “rapid pace.”
Trump made the prediction in a put up to Reality Social on Friday night.
“It’s becoming more and more obvious to me why the ‘Crazed’ Democrats are allowing millions and millions of totally unvetted migrants into our once great Country,” Trump’s put up started.
“IT’S SO THEY CAN VOTE, VOTE, VOTE,” the Republican frontrunner for the nomination continued. “They are signing them up at a rapid pace, without even knowing who the hell they are.”
Trump concluded, “It all makes sense now. Republicans better wake up and do something, before it is too late. Are you listening Mitch McConnell?”
This wasn’t Trump’s first prediction concerning the 2024 election to go viral over the weekend.
In one other put up to the platform, Trump warned of one other Nice Melancholy if he doesn’t win the election.
Trump wrote:
THE ECONOMY IS TERRIBLE & INFLATION, WHICH BY SOME ACCOUNTS IS MORE THAN 30% OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS, HAS TOTALLY DESTROYED THE BUYING POWER OF THE CONSUMER. THE ONLY THING THAT IS KEEPING THE ECONOMY “ALIVE” IS THE FUMES OF WHAT WE ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION. THE STOCK MARKET IS ONLY HIGH BECAUSE PEOPLE, & INSTITUTIONS, BELIEVE & EXPECT ME TO WIN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2024. IF I DON’T WIN, IT IS MY PREDICTION THAT WE WILL HAVE A STOCK MARKET “CRASH” WORSE THAN THAT OF 1929 – A GREAT DEPRESSION!!! MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
The main candidate for the Republican nomination additionally warned of a despair throughout a rally in Coralville, Iowa, earlier this month.
Trump: If I’m not elected we’ll have a despair the likes of which we’ve by no means seen
(Trump left workplace with the worst jobs document for the reason that Nice Melancholy and President Biden has since presided over historic financial progress) pic.twitter.com/sMUra46LAN
— Biden-Harris HQ (@BidenHQ) December 14, 2023
Trump made an identical prediction whereas talking at a rally in South Dakota in September.
“We’re probably heading into a Great Depression, something I’ve never said before publicly,” Trump mentioned. “I hate to say that this is the state I have to say it in.”
The previous president added, “I don’t believe I’ve ever said that before. It’s a hell of a statement to make, and I hate to make it.”
