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Last night’s town hall made clear how high the stakes are in the 2024 election. As should surprise no one, Donald Trump lashed out at Kaitlan Collins, the CNN moderator, and made so many egregious and shocking statements last night, that we had real difficulty narrowing it down to a top 3.
- Last night, Trump doubled down on his election lies, even indicated that he may not accept the results of the upcoming 2024 election.
- Trump said that overturning Roe was a “great victory” he was "honored" to pave the way for a national abortion ban by appointing the justices responsible.
- Trump once again downplayed the January 6th attack on the capitol, claiming that insurrectionists were there with “love in their hearts” and called it a “beautiful day.”
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