Trump Shares Poll Result Predicting 'Revenge' And 'Dictatorship' As Priorities
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Trump bizarrely reposted a word cloud showing what poll respondents suggested are his main motivations for becoming president again.
Donald Trump on Tuesday shared a word cloud featuring the words “revenge” and “dictatorship” as words poll respondents used to describe what he hopes to get out of another term as president.
The former president, the GOP’s front-runner for the 2024 nomination, shared the image without comment on his Truth Social platform.
The word cloud had been published by The Daily Mail, which said it had polled 1,000 likely voters, asking them to describe in one word what President Joe Biden and Trump each want from a second term.
The most popular word for Biden was “nothing,” followed by “economy” and “peace,” according to The Daily Mail.
For Trump, the top results were “revenge,” “dictatorship” and “power.”
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