Harris camp responds to Trump telling Christians they ‘don’t have to vote again’ if he gets elected

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Harris camp responds to Trump telling Christians they ‘don’t have to vote again’ if he gets elected

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wrapped his nearly 75-minute speech on Friday night, he delivered a final pitch to the ********** ************* crowd, saying if they vote for him on Election Day, they would never be obligated to vote again.

“I don’t care how, but you have to get out and vote,” Trump said at Turning Point Action’s Believers Summit in West Palm Beach. “Christians, get out and vote just this time.”

“You won’t have to do it anymore. Four more years. You know what? It’ll be fixed,” Trump said.

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PHOTO: *********** Presidential Nominee Donald Trump Holds A Campaign Rally In Charlotte, North Carolina (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

He added: “I love you, Christians. I’m a **********. I love you, get out, you gotta get out and vote. In four years, you don’t have to vote again, we’ll have it fixed so good you’re not going to have to vote.”

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campaign is characterizing Trump’s comment that if Christians vote this one time they won’t have to do it anymore as a “vow to end democracy.”

“When Vice President Harris says this election is about freedom she means it. Our democracy is under ******** by ********* Donald Trump,” Harris for President Spokesperson James Singer said. “Donald Trump wants to take America backward, to a politics of hate, chaos, and ***** – this November America will unite around Vice President Kamala Harris to stop him.”

The gathering centered around divine intervention – where Trump reiterated that the power of prayer and the grace of Almighty **** saved his life two weeks ago when a bullet struck him in an attempted **************.

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“We want to thank each and every one of the believers in this room for your prayers and your incredible support. I really did appreciate it. Something was working, that we know, something was working,” Trump opened his remarks. “I stand before you tonight, thanks to the power of prayer and the grace of Almighty ****.”

Trump also suggested that Christians don’t vote “proportionately,” which Trump often bickers about on the campaign trail.

“I don’t want to scold you, but do you know that Christians do not vote proportionately?” Trump asked the crowd.

Trump’s comments made the rounds on social media as users suggested that his comments sounded similar to when he commented that he’d be a dictator, but just on “day one” and suggested that Trump was alluding to never leaving the White House.

The Trump campaign released a statement clarifying what the former president might have meant with his message to ********** voters, his campaign suggested he was talking about the “importance of ******,” “uniting the country,” and bringing prosperity.”

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“President Trump was talking about the importance of ******, uniting this country and bringing prosperity to every *********, as opposed to the divisive political environment that has sowed so much division and even resulted in an ************** attempt,” Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung wrote in a statement.

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