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US President Donald Trump joked that he might have to leave the country if he loses to Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the presidential election. He made the snide remarks at an election rally in Macon, Georgia, on Friday.
At the rally, Trump said: “I will give hope, opportunity and expectation. That’s what we’re doing. That is why we have this consciousness. I feel bad saying it because I don’t want to insult Georgia. But this is what is happening throughout our country.
In the same speech, Trump ridiculed Biden’s social distancing and wearing a mask at campaign rallies to prevent coronary heart disease. “I shouldn’t be kidding about it,” Trump said. Fighting the elections against the worst candidates in the history of presidential politics has put me under pressure. Can you imagine if I lose? What will I do for the rest of my life? I wouldn’t feel good if I lost to the worst candidate in the history of politics. “Maybe I will leave the country,” he said. I do not know.
Republican anti-Trump group The Lincoln Project was quick to react to Trump’s comments. Biden’s campaign team also posted a video of the comment on their social media accounts.
Earlier, at a rally in North Carolina last month, Trump said, “If I lose to Biden, I don’t know what to do.” I will not speak to you again.
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