If Vice President Kamala Harris wins in November, billionaire tech magnate Elon Musk warned Pennsylvanians on Saturday that this would be their final vote.
” I have one question for everyone in the audience”, Musk said, addressing both the audience and the devices that livestreamed the Trump protest in Butler, Pennsylvania. ” Register to vote, and get everyone you know and everyone you do n’t know. Drag them to the voter registration page.
” There’s only two weeks left to record in both Georgia and Arizona”, Musk added. Finally ensure that they cast their ballots. If they do n’t, this will be the last election. That’s my projection”.
Musk made the foreboding comment as Democrats wildly warn that the transfer of past president Donald Trump to the Oval Office signals the end of politics despite two assassination attempts this season, including one at Saturday’s location earlier this summer. Nancy Pelosi, a former member of the US House, made a prediction on CNN last month about the problems facing Democrats ‘ social rivals.
” Little less is at stake than our democracy in this poll”, Pelosi said. ” You hear that in the state. You hear that worldwide. And we must dispel any doubts about our democratic system.
A person a few days afterwards tried to assassinate Trump at one of his West Palm Beach hotels. In July, Trump narrowly survived a would-be enemy’s shot in Butler, Pennsylvania after a series of fatal mistakes by the Secret Service left the previous president resilient. Trump joyfully returned to the campground on Saturday for the march featuring Musk and the GOP vice-presidential candidate, Sen. J. D. Vance.
In her December book, Americans” will become voting on whether to keep our state” this fall, according to Deposed Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, who campaigned with Harris on Thursday in Wisconsin.
Trump, however, is the device candidate’s member who is the main party’s presidential candidate in favor of an incumbent program that is using the justice system to jail him, while the machine candidate declines major interviews with the press. With only one month until Election Day, the Democrats ‘ installed nominee has n’t held a single press conference or interview with a journalist eager to press Harris with difficult questions. Instead, she participated in a prime-time exclusive with Oprah Winfrey, who endorsed her at the DNC in August, followed by a second sit-down on MSNBC with a host who made excuses for the vice president’s equivalent media absence simply many nights before.