Trump Intensifies Threats Against Political Rivals

Former President Donald Trump is ramping up his confrontational rhetoric as the presidential election approaches, labeling his political rivals as 'the enemy from within' and suggesting the use of federal force against them. In a Fox News interview, Trump indicated that he would involve the National Guard or military to manage election disruptions, while also calling for the impeachment of Vice President Kamala Harris and vowing to investigate President Biden. His aggressive stance extends internationally, as he claims his unpredictability could deter aggression from leaders like Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, stating that they fear his potential responses. Critics, including legal experts and political opponents, warn that Trump's threats could undermine civil liberties and democratic norms, with some allies urging him to soften his approach. Trump's inflammatory language and assertions about the state of the country have grown more severe, portraying the U.S. as a 'garbage can for the world' and intensifying personal attacks against Harris. As Election Day nears, concerns mount about the implications of Trump's potential return to power and the impact of his rhetoric on American democracy.