Tennessee Congressman Warns Americans of 'Chaos' if Trump Loses Election: "There May Be Blood..."

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : In response, host Abrams echoed that Trump would declare victory, even if he loses.
36% : And Trump will read it and won't care about the results."
30% : As reported by HuffPost, he said, "But I think Trump won't stop at anything.
28% : I'd be surprised if Trump doesn't try to foment insurrection if he loses the election."
24% : Earlier this year, in September, election experts as well as seasoned Republicans claimed that Trump and his allies, who denied past election results, are already preparing certain conspiracy theories about election fraud.
12% : Following his 2020 loss, Trump and his allies pressured Georgia officials to find extra votes, and his supporters infamously stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, in a failed attempt to block Vice President Mike Pence from certifying Biden's win.
11% : Trott claims that Trump might use falsehoods as a backup tactic to undermine democracy in case of another defeat, even though he has no evidence.
9% : Recently, Tennessee Rep. Steve Cohen also issued a chilling warning that "there may be blood" if Trump loses to Kamala Harris and refuses to accept the election results yet again.
7% : Trump has repeatedly gone back and forth on acknowledging his 2020 defeat to Joe Biden.
5% : John Giles, the Republican mayor of Mesa, Arizona, remarked that Trump and his supporters are ready to "throw everything at the wall and see what sticks" if Trump loses.
4% : A former Republican and staunch Trump critic, former Michigan congressman, Dave Trott, accused Trump of already inciting concerns about the integrity of the election.

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