Donald Trump Voter Utterly Shreds Him As ‘Piece Of S**t’ Before Astonishing 180
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"As much as I hate Donald Trump..." said the woman.
A group of voters gave reasons for switching from supporting Joe Biden in 2020 to Donald Trump in 2024 and one woman’s furious vitriol for the returning president took a turn.
“I think that he’s a piece of shit,” the woman said of the president-elect in audio that was aired on the latest episode of The Bulwark’s “The Focus Group” podcast, released Saturday.
Trump is “crazy,” lies and is “just a horrible human being,” she fumed.
Then came the 180: “But, like, I have to admit, as much as I hate Donald Trump, when he was in office, I saw more in my paycheck, the prices were down, things were better. Hate was up, of course hate was up but I could afford to live at that point and these past four years dramatically made things so much tougher.”
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