Donald Trump teased a 2024 presidential run during a rally in Georgia, where he told attendees: "We just may have to do it again."
As Trump mentioned another possible presidential run during the "Save America" rally in Commerce on Saturday night, he also repeated false claims that the 2020 election was somehow stolen from him.
He told the crowd: "The truth is I ran twice, I won twice and I did much better the second time. And now we just may have to do it again."
The former president then lashed out at Democrats and President Joe Biden over the inflation crisis, the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, and the bungled military withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Trump added: "Democrats are bad on the economy, they're horrible on inflation, they're terrible on the military, bad on taxes, bad on Ukraine. Should've never happened.
"And boy are they bad on getting out. We were all set to get out of Afghanistan with dignity and strength. Remember that disaster? You know, without that, you might not have seen Ukraine because I think Putin was watching and he said: 'Man, these people are incompetent.'
"The only thing they [Democrats] are good at is cheating on elections. They're experts at that."
But Biden and the Democrats were not the only targets Trump set his sights on during the rally. The former president also took aim at incumbent Republican Governor Brian Kemp.
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