'MAGA Junkie' Trump Voter Has Big Regrets After Losing Government Job In DOGE Purge
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The one-time supporter also offered a message directly to the president.
A self-described “MAGA junkie” who voted for President Donald Trump last year told CNN she now regrets her decision after losing her job at the Treasury Department as part of the DOGE purge orchestrated by Elon Musk.
“I cried,” Jennifer Piggott told the network. “It’s a really scary thing, and I was embarrassed.”
She said targeting working-class Americans for layoffs “just doesn’t make sense” to her.
“I expected more from President Donald Trump,” she told CNN.
Another worker at the same facility who did not want to be identified retired rather than face a layoff to keep her health insurance. Like Piggott, she voted for Trump.
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