Trump buries ominous threat in latest flurry of MAGA endorsements: 'Will be watching'

President Donald Trump issued a stark warning about Minnesota’s election Monday, declaring that the federal government would be watching for cheating as he unleashed a flurry of Republican endorsements ahead of the midterms.

“Don't allow them to play with the Votes after the race is over,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform while endorsing Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya.

“The Federal Government will be watching closely,” he added. Trump went on to claim that Tafoya could lose only if the election were rigged.

“The only way she can lose is if they cheat by playing games with the Ballots as they come in,” he wrote Monday.

The president also repeated his unfounded claim that he won Minnesota three times, despite losing the state in all three of his presidential campaigns.

“I won Minnesota three times, but they didn't give me the Victories,” Trump declared.

The ominous warning came amid a spree of more than two dozen endorsements posted by Trump, including one for House Speaker Mike Johnson, just eight days before the high-stakes midterms.

“Michele Tafoya has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Senator from the Great State of Minnesota — She will not let you down!” he concluded.