President Trump speaks to reporters at the White House

President Trump snapped at a reporter who asked him on Saturday whether he would accept the results of the midterm elections next month. 

Every election cycle, the leftist media attempts to ask these gocha questions and push the narrative that Republicans are election deniers despite the massive evidence of fraud across the country.

Meanwhile, it’s the Democrats who are pushing a narrative of election fraud.

Kamala Harris has been claiming that Republicans are planning to steal the election, even stealing Trump’s signature “too big to rig” phrase!

While speaking at the National Urban League Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, in July, Harris accused Republicans of cheating and tried out the not-so-new phrase.

“In light of and in this environment where they are cheating, we will be too big to rig,” she said. “Too big to rig!”

“They are cheating, they are trying to cheat, and we have got to turn out in big numbers and be too big to rig,” she said in another video posted to social media.

“There’s so much at stake, and we got to be too big to rig,” she said in another clip. “They’re gonna try and cheat? Let’s be too big to rig.”

President Trump recently called Harris out for stealing his phrase, telling a crowd in Mobile, Alabama, last week, trolling her and the Democrats. “No, ‘too big to rig’ is our term. We made it because the election was rigged in 2020.”

Still, the left-wing media is asking Trump if he’s going to accept the results of the upcoming elections.

“Are you committed to accepting the results of the midterms, no matter what party wins?” a reporter asked, and Trump fired back, “What do you think the answer is to that?”

“What do you think? Of course I will, but we don’t want cheating. We don’t want cheating in the midterms,” he continued as the reporter continued trying to corner him.

“We don’t want cheating. Do you understand me?” he added.

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This comes as Maricopa County, Arizona, comes under continued scrutiny over its history of rigged elections and suspected election tampering, including a so-called error with thousands of mail-in ballots, this election cycle.

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