Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is urging MAGA supporters to vote in November, warning the coming elections are “the most important midterm elections in the history of our country.”
Leavitt, who now works as an adviser to President Donald Trump after leaving her role in late August to dedicate more time to her young family, appeared on Fox News’ “Hannity” to remind “common sense, good, hardworking Americans” that “the 47th President needs you to get out and vote.”
“These are indeed the most important midterm elections in the history of our country. Because we are facing a major, massive contrast,” said Leavitt. “America truly is at a crossroads. Do we want to continue being a country that embraces common sense under President Trump and Republicans, like secure borders, like supporting police, like the largest middle-class tax cuts in American history?”
🚨 JUST IN: Former WH Press Sec. Karoline Leavitt says Donald Trump NEEDS EVERY PATRIOT AMERICAN to storm the polls this November, or socialists and Islamists will take power
SHE’S RIGHT.
“Don’t let PERFECT be the enemy of the GOOD. Trump has done so much good!” 🇺🇸
“The 47th… pic.twitter.com/AebO5Qdh2n
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 18, 2026
“Or a country that no longer recognizes itself? Because that’s what Democrats want to do. They want to fundamentally — not change America; they want to destroy America,” she continued, before adding, “Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. President Trump has done so much good for our country, for our people, over the past two years.”
With socialists now dominating the Democratic Party, the contrast Leavitt references could not be more distinct. And while Republicans have largely squandered their control of all three branches of government, the country will not only shift dramatically to the left should Democrats regain control of Congress, Trump is all but certain to be impeached, as the party has already proven twice that they will fabricate reasons out of whole cloth to remove him from office.
Nonetheless, there is plenty of frustration among those who voted for Trump that cannot be ignored, as seen in the responses to the story on X:
I’ve loyaly voted for Republicans for the last several elections. What has it gotten us? The corruption, fraud and waste continue, nothing really changes. I’m not saying I’d vote Democrat, but there’s a good chance I just sit this one out and I know I’m not alone.
— ohpertygood (@Sherrykay171) September 18, 2026
He should have considered all this before he decided to attack Iran. That is what is responsible for his failing popularity.
— Wes Inman (@WesInman1) September 18, 2026
Vote like everything is at stake. Democrats want what is going on in Spain to occur here. Democrats want to bring all of the deported criminals back here. Democrats want to steal ALL of your tax-money. Democrats want to censor X.
— NotKrassenstein (@notkrassen) September 18, 2026
i hear this every 2 years … “the most important election” …. spoiler alert- its not important at all because no matter who is elected, America will lose.
Republicans dont get anything done
Democrats are gay and retarted
theres no winners here.
— RomanSparkz (@SparkzRoman) September 18, 2026
Vote!!! I know it seems pointless because we have so many RINOs in Congress, but we have to vote for some new people in there that are hopefully less corrupt. Sitting out is just handing it to a commie for sure
— Angel Media (@Angel_Media_) September 18, 2026
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