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Updated · Fox News · Nov 3
Warnock Calls U.S. 'Spiritually Sick' for Electing Trump Twice, Urges 2028 Democratic Primary
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 3

Warnock Calls U.S. 'Spiritually Sick' for Electing Trump Twice, Urges 2028 Democratic Primary

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 3

Summary

  • Raphael Warnock said a country that elects Donald Trump twice is "spiritually sick," describing the president as a danger and a symptom of deeper national brokenness.
  • The Georgia Democrat argued Trump’s rise reflects people being left behind long before his presidency, rejecting the idea that the country can simply wait for a return to normal.
  • Warnock cast the 2026 midterms as an inflection point, warning that if Democrats lose, the 2028 presidential election could become merely "theoretical."
  • On 2028, he declined to discuss his own presidential plans but called for a "robust debate" and a genuine Democratic primary; the White House did not immediately comment, and the RNC dismissed his remarks.

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