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Trump warns voters they will "go to hell" if they don't vote in midterms

RTP Notícias11 September 2026 at 06:50

The US President, Donald Trump, wrapped up the midterm convention in Dallas on Thursday with a humorous warning to the voters in the audience, that if they don't vote in November's elections they will "go to hell". The event took place in the city of Dallas and marked an unusual moment in American politics, with Trump directly appealing to the mobilization of his electorate for the midterm elections. Trump's speech was marked by the humorous tone characteristic of the President, who used the figurative threat as a way to emphasize the importance of voting. The midterm convention represents an effort by the Republican Party to galvanize the base of supporters before the November elections.

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