Social media users on Monday were puzzled by a post from US President Donald Trump, where he mistook Brazil for India while commenting on the South American country's presidential election, APA reports.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump claimed that 125 million people had voted in the “first round of India’s Presidential Election,” praising the speed with which results were announced. The election he was referring to, however, was Brazil’s presidential election, held on Sunday.
“125 Million People voted today in the first round of India's Presidential Election,” Trump wrote, before turning the comparison into another attack on the US electoral system.
Attempting to compare the US electoral system with the Brazilian election, Trump claimed that vote counts in Detroit, Philadelphia, California and other US cities and states can take weeks to be “calculated”, before declaring: “Voting in America is CORRUPT!!!”
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