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Trump Attributes Stock Market Decline to Voter Decisions

President Trump claimed that voters are to blame for the stock market's decline following the recent midterm elections. He made these remarks after the Nasdaq fell over 5%, driven by concerns over AI development and investor sentiment. Trump's comments followed a market rally on Wednesday, which he had previously credited.

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President Trump stated that voters should take responsibility for the stock market's significant decline after the midterm elections. He made this remark following a drop in the Nasdaq by more than 5%, which was influenced by concerns regarding AI development. Trump's comments came after a market rally on Wednesday, which he had attributed to his influence.

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  • President Trump stated voters are responsible for the stock market decline.
  • The Nasdaq fell over 5% on Thursday.
  • Investors are concerned about AI development restrictions.
  • Trump posted on Truth Social attributing the market crash to voters.
  • Stock futures were down in pre-market trading late Thursday.
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