Trump to Republicans: vote or go to hell

Closing the first RNC midterm convention in Dallas, Trump mixed a hellfire warning with a $5,000 promise.

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Trump to Republicans: vote or go to hell

Closing the first RNC midterm convention in Dallas, Trump mixed a hellfire warning with a $5,000 promise.

In brief

Closing the first RNC midterm convention in Dallas, Trump mixed a hellfire warning with a $5,000 promise. Trump is running the midterms as a referendum on himself, with cash promises he has not explained how to fund. Originally reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.

Closing night in Dallas

President Donald Trump speaks on stage on the second day of the 2026 Republican National Convention at the American Airlines Center on September 10, 2026 in Dal

Trump ended the Republicans' first-ever midterm convention at the American Airlines Center, telling the crowd to vote in November as if his own name were on the ballot.

Hands up, swear it

FULL: Trump’s speech on Day 2 of RNC Midterm Convention

Pleased with the turnout, he asked everyone to raise a hand and swear they would show up to vote.

Or you go to hell

Trump warns voters they’ll "go to hell" if they don’t vote

The warning was blunt and repeated, delivered as a favor to the crowd rather than a threat.

“You go to hell, and I don't want that to happen to you, so please, go and vote.”

A $5,000 check

A $5,000 check

He repeated Wednesday's promise of $5,000 to every American adult if Republicans hold Congress. He has not said where the money comes from or how it would reach people.

Cash for health care too

Cash for health care too

Trump vowed to cut off payments to big health insurers and hand the money to people directly, plus make his tax cuts and most-favored-nation drug pricing permanent.

“We will end all payments to big health insurance companies, and give you the money directly.”

Affordability is the real race

Talarico leads Paxton as Texas voters rank affordability top concern, poll finds

Trump has called affordability a Democratic hoax, yet he is promising checks. Texas polling shows cost of living topping voter concerns, with Talarico leading Paxton for Senate.

At a glance

Trump is running the midterms as a referendum on himself, with cash promises he has not explained how to fund.

Read the original on FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth

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