Trump tells supporters they won't have to vote in the future: 'It'll be fixed!'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Experts on authoritarianism warn the public to take Trump seriously when he speaks in that manner.
53% : Before Biden's withdrawal from the presidential election, polls generally showed Trump had built relatively comfortable leads in a number of key swing states.
37% : A poll released on Friday by the Republican-friendly Fox News network showed Trump in a tight race with Vice-President Harris in key swing states that could decide November's election.
35% : "Trump easily won the Republican nomination for November's election despite having been convicted in May of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the New York state prosecution involving $130,000 paid to adult film actor Stormy Daniels.
31% : Trump just cancelled the 2028 election," liberal political commentator Keith Olbermann wrote on X in a post containing a video clip of the ex-president's remarks on Friday.
29% : "At that point, with a slight shake of his head and his right hand pressed against the left side of his chest, Trump said, "I'm not Christian."
29% : And NBC legal commentator Katie Phang said: "In other words, Trump won't ever leave the White House if he gets re-elected.
26% : And a former White House aide reported that Trump once said Adolf Hitler - whose Nazi regime murdered 6 million Jews during the Holocaust amid the second world war - "did some good things".
17% : And before Joe Biden halted his re-election campaign on 21 July and endorsed Kamala Harris to succeed him in the Oval Office, the Democratic president repeatedly sought to portray Trump as an existential threat to American democracy.
16% : Caty Payette, the communications director for Democratic US senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico, added in a separate X post: "When we say Trump is a threat to democracy, this is exactly what we're talking about.

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