Trump Makes Plea To 'Sick As A Dog' Voters In Iowa: 'Worth It' Even if You Die
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The former president is urging his supporters to caucus no matter what.
Donald Trump is urging even his sickest supporters to turn out in force at Iowa’s caucuses on Monday ― including people so ill that they may be at death’s door.
“If you’re sick as a dog, you say, ‘Darling, I gotta make it,’” Trump said at a rally on Sunday. “Even if you vote and then pass away, it’s worth it.”
Trump performed a mock conversation between a man who thinks he’s too sick to caucus and his wife ordering him to go anyway.
“Get up! You get up, you’re voting,” Trump said as the wife, before switching back to the ailing husband: “Yes, darling.”
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