The president of the United States, Donald Trump, returned to the stage of the Republican convention on Thursday to appeal for votes in the November midterm elections. During his speech, Trump again asked voters to vote in the midterm elections, which take place next November.
At the end of his speech, Trump made the statement in a joking tone and with self-praise, warning voters that if they don't vote, they "go to hell." This is not the first time Trump has used dramatic or provocative language during his political speeches.
The Republican convention thus served as a platform for the president to reinforce his appeal to Republican Party voters before the midterm elections, where several seats in the United States Congress are at stake.
