Donald Trump didn’t rule out declaring a national security emergency.
The MAGA host “put an idea” in the president’s head about the elections, and he didn’t shoo it away.
Conservative television host suggested the president bypass Congress’s authority in imposing new election security measures
President Trump declines to rule out declaring a "national emergency" to meddle in 2026 elections.
President Donald Trump in a new interview declined to rule out declaring a national security emergency as a means to try to assert more control over the 2026 midterm elections.
The president’s cryptic response to the idea of declaring a national security emergency ahead of November’s elections gives oxygen to a call coming from his boosters in the right-wing media.
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