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Trump asks euphoric crowd to let him "finish the job" and vote for Republicans

RTP Notícias10 September 2026 at 06:30

The American President, Donald Trump, asked on Wednesday for the euphoric voters who were waiting for him at a convention in Dallas to let him "finish the job" and to vote for Republican candidates in November's elections. During the event, Trump warned that, if they don't, voters could return "to hell." The crowd was gathered to hear the President in what was described as a moment of great enthusiasm on the part of the supporters present. This intervention comes in the context of the Republican electoral race and Trump's effort to mobilize the party base.

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