Donald Trump Jr. Jokes About Violence Toward Harris, Clinton After Father's Election Wins
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The president-elect's son declared that his father could see "another indictment" over the victories.
Donald Trump Jr. celebrated his father’s election wins by joking about violence toward Vice President Kamala Harris and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday.
The president-elect’s eldest son, in an Instagram post, shared an image of his father’s mug shot alongside pictures of both Harris and Clinton.
The image featured the text “Trump arrested for beating two women,” referring to the president-elect’s victories in the 2024 and 2016 elections.
“Another indictment coming soon probably….,” declared Trump Jr. under the post.
The post comes just one day after a report found a surge in online abuse and harassment toward women following Trump’s victory against the vice president.
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