Lifelong Republican Surprises CNN’s Laura Coates With Hillary Clinton Admission
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“Going back, in hindsight, it’s very clear. Very clear," the GOP voter told the CNN anchor.
A lifelong Republican voter told CNN’s Laura Coates on Wednesday that former Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton was “absolutely right” when it came to her comments about her Republican 2016 presidential election rival Donald Trump.
Texas Trey recalled voting for Trump in 2016 not “so much in support of him” but against Clinton because “she didn’t have anything to offer that really appealed to me.”
Trey said he felt the election was “hers to lose” and admitted to being “very shocked” when Trump won.
Coates asked Trey if he’d now had an “evolution of thought” on Clinton, who before the election repeatedly warned of the consequences of Trump entering the White House.
Trey laughed and then replied, “Yes, yes, absolutely.”
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