Trump Tells Supporters They "Must" Go Vote In Caucus: "Even If You Vote And Then Pass Away

Disgraced former President turned 2024 Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has long been showing his own supporters that he doesn’t actually give a damn about them. Now, he’s all but saying it out loud for the world to hear. He does not care if you’re sick, he does not care if you’re dying — provided that you just vote for him first.

Trump made some of his most disturbing remarks to date during his Sunday speech in Iowa, the day before the state’s Monday caucus, when he basically told his supporters to get out and vote for him in the Iowa caucus — even if they’re sick, even if it literally kills them.

“You can’t sit home,” the scandal-ridden, indictment former president demanded of his base. ”

If you’re sick as a dog, you say, darling — even if you vote and then pass away, it’s worth it. Remember, if you’re sick, if you’re just so sick, you can’t, darling, I don’t think…”

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Speaking from an imagined wife’s perspective in this little fantasy world of his, Trump shouts, “Get up!”

“Yes, darling,” he once again replies to himself, this time from the perspective of the husband who was too sick to vote MAGA, adding, “ultimately, we know who calls the shots.”

After pretty much telling his supporters to go out there and die in the name of his precious vote, Donald appeared to try to smooth things over a little, as he turned to promise his supporters that they would be safe while getting out to vote for him in the state caucus.

“You’re going to be safe,” Trump vowed to the crowd. “And again, it’s going to be all indoors.”