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>>177017Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - MICHAEL SAVAGE TRANSCRIPT
Welcome to the Savage Nation. Today we're going to talk about what would've happened had Kamala Harris won. Now you say, well, why are you talking about it? She didn't win. I'll tell you why, because many people believe that you can't be critical of a President without continuing to support him. I disagree entirely. The reverse happens to be true. Healthy respect for a President, and for a Republic such as ours, requires a healthy skepticism, and the ability to say you're wrong once in a while. All Presidencies, you see, reflect a mixture, an amalgamation, of many ideas from many different sources, many different forces, and people. Some of them are good, some of these are very bad. Presidents are influenced by many factors. It's true for Donald Trump. Now, I came across this article the other day, Voter Remorse, 45% say it would be better if Kamala Harris had won.
It's shocking many Voters, including some who voted for President Trump last November, now think the Country would be in a better situation, God forbid, if Kamala Harris had won. This is shocking. By the way. The latest Rasmussen poll finds that 45% of Likely U.S. Voters believe America would be better off now if Harris had won the Presidential Election last year -That's shocking. 10% are not sure, but remarkably, 16% of those who voted for Trump, 16% of those who voted for Trump, now say America would be better off if Harris had won. 74% of Democrats believe the Country would be better off. Now, if Harris had been elected President, as do 22% of Republicans, and here's shocking, 37% of voters not affiliated with either major Party now say the Country would be better off if Harris had won. This is shocking. It's alarming. It's going in the wrong direction for President Trump and for the Republican Party. Now, I don't know how accurate this Poll is, but I thought it was the perfect time to look at what would've happened if Trump didn't win in 2024. It would've been a nightmare.
So, I tweeted this the other day, and I said, "What would've happened if Harris had won?" And I got hundreds of thousands of impressions from people like yourself who commented. Even Elon Musk, Elon Musk commented for the first time in all my years of tweeting, and he said it would've been game over. That was a very big deal for all of us. Elon Musk responded to Michael Savage and said, "Game over." It would've been game over, and it would've been game over if Kamala had won. Here is what would've happened, I wrote, it's pretty alarming, but you better think about it carefully.
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