Trump Tells Christians ‘You Won’t Have to Vote Anymore’ If He’s Elected - The New York Times

‘If Elected, Christians Won’t Have to Vote Anymore,’ Trump Assures – The New York Times

On Jul 27, 2024

TL/DR –

President Trump has claimed that Christians would not need to vote anymore if he gets reelected. This comment has been interpreted as a bid to appeal to Christian voters, a key demographic in Trump’s electoral base. However, his statement has also stirred controversy and sparked discussions about his understanding of democracy and voting rights.

Trump Assures Christians ‘No More Voting’ with His Election The New York Times

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