Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has expressed worries that Donald Trump might imprison her if he wins the upcoming presidential election.

Speaking on Kara Swisher’s podcast, the progressive Democrat emphasized that she takes Trump’s statements seriously.

Trump’s Past Campaign Promises and Threats

AOC referred to Trump’s previous campaign slogan “lock her up” and highlighted his threats towards journalists and political opponents.

She suggested that Trump has learned from his past presidency and would likely take more drastic actions if re-elected.

Trump’s Comments on “Revenge” and Accountability

These concerns follow Trump’s recent comments during a Fox & Friends interview where he hinted at seeking revenge against his adversaries.

He described his opponents as “bad people” and claimed he would have every right to go after them based on their actions.

AOC’s Support for Biden and Concerns for Democracy

When asked about Trump’s chances of winning, AOC confirmed that she supports President Biden and believes Trump’s re-election could lead to the dissolution of American democracy.

She emphasized the importance of engaging in the political process despite the lack of excitement around Biden’s campaign.

Trump’s Legal Troubles and Upcoming Probation Interview

Trump is scheduled for a virtual probation interview following his conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

This interview is part of the pre-sentencing process, with his sentencing set for July 11, just before the Republican National Convention.

Fundraising Success Despite Legal Challenges

Despite his legal issues, Trump has reportedly raised nearly $400 million in donations since the verdict.

He continues to rally support, maintaining a lead over Biden in key swing states like Nevada and Arizona, according to recent polls.

Public Opinion on Trump’s Trial

Polls indicate that the hush money trial has had little impact on voter opinion in Arizona and Nevada, with a significant portion of voters stating that the trial does not matter to them.

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