
Ahead of the much-awaited September 10 (Tuesday) debate, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Saturday (Sep 7) at a rally in Wisconsin accused his democrat rivals President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris of running a "rouge regime".
Trump, who in December of last year had promised if elected he'll only be a dictator for one day, unleashed a tirade of insults and dark imagery against Harris.
Speaking to supporters in Mosinee, Wisconsin, Trump painted a grim picture of a dystopian America, run by a leftist dictatorship, as per news agency AFP reports.
Accusing the Biden-Harris administration of leading a "rogue regime," the former president claimed the government was importing "murderers, child predators and serial rapists from all over the planet while weaponizing law enforcement to jail political opponents".
Delivering the remarks to a mostly conservative crowd, Trump, in his usual style, denounced the string of criminal cases that he facesfor trying to overturn the 2020 election loss.
During the speech in the swing state, Trump also said he would support the modification of the 25th amendment, to make a vice president covering up a president's mental incapacity an impeachable offence.
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Later on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump once again falsely asserted that his 2020 loss to Biden was a result of "cheating". He vowed that this time, "WHEN I WIN," he would ensure "those people that CHEATED will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the Law, which will include long-term prison sentences so that this Depravity of Justice does not happen again."
Speaking at a regional airport in Mosinee, Trump also pledged that he would clampdown on immigrants he said are stealing jobs and killing Americans.
"Crime is through the roof, and you haven't seen the migrant crime yet," Trump said. "It started, and it's vicious, but you haven't seen the extent of it yet."
Reiterating his previous claims, Trump once again claimed that the 2024 elections could be the country's last.
(With inputs from agencies)