Republicans Shrug at Trump Saying His Supporters 'Won't Have to Vote Anymore'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Trump said.
33% : "This year democracy is on the ballot, and if we are to save it, we must vote against authoritarianism," Rep. Adam Schiff, the Democrat running for a Senate seat representing California, said on X. "Here Trump helpfully reminds us that the alternative is never having the chance to vote again.
30% : (That is decidedly not what Trump said.)
29% : Earlier this year, Trump made comments that he plans to abuse his power "on day one" and followed up those remarks by saying he wants "to be a dictator for one day.""You know why I wanted to be a dictator?"
22% : "Sununu claimed that by saying things will be "fixed," Trump merely meant that he will fix the country.
20% : On Sunday, Governor Chris Sununu called the comments "a classic Trumpism," while Sen. Tom Cotton said Trump was "obviously making a joke," and Sen. Lindsay Graham laughed and claimed that Trump meant, "Give me four more years, and I'm going to right the ship called America and pass it on to the next generation."

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