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He's either saying he'll destroy democracy and freedom.
Trump Tells Christians They Won’t Have to Vote in Future: ‘We’ll Have It Fixed’
During an event in Florida, the former president urged attendees to vote and said that if reelected, they "won’t have to do it anymore"www.yahoo.com
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Thats not what he said. From what I saw on youtube, he has a habit to jump from one thought to another quite freely, not every sentence in his speech is tightly related to the other.
What was that he said @0:18?Trump Tells Christians They Won’t Have to Vote in Future: ‘We’ll Have It Fixed’
During an event in Florida, the former president urged attendees to vote and said that if reelected, they "won’t have to do it anymore"
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When a candidate promises that if you vote for him you need never vote again in another election, you need to check whether they are another 4th rate charlie Chaplin impersonator.
Sounds like "I am not Christian", but in these kinds of public emotional unprepared speeches its common to make many slips of tongue, so I would not build much on it.
What's do you think the most charitable interpretation of his comment would be?
Is that really the most charitable though? I'd rather see his comment deconstructed in the best possible light. Lest accusations of TDS are thrown about by the usual suspects.
If none of the Christians vote "anymore" in 2028 how could Trump still win? (assuming he's allowed to serve a third term) What did he mean by "fixed"?
If he loses he's not going to be on the ticket in 2028 that's for sure. His loss in this election will mark the end of Trumpism in American politics. It'll be a clear signal to the RNC to change course.
Even if he meant that, I would still see why many American Christians would not care - if he seems to share similar values as they do, its still enough for a political vote.
Assuming he wins, what does he mean that Christians won't need to "vote anymore" or "vote again" in four years? Do you seriously think he can win again in four years if Christians don't "vote anymore" or "vote again"? His justification for not needing any Christians to vote is that things will be "fixed". (Project 2025 and Agenda 47 talk about the President getting far more powerful) It seems you're not basing this on a common sense interpretation but that Trump must be in a good light at all costs.
Or see what he actually does because he isn't necessarily always being completely honest in what he says. I mean maybe those court cases were due to some kind of dishonesty.
