Republican Couple Absolutely Trashes Donald Trump Before Performing A Stunning 180
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The Texas couple made some big admissions about the former president.
Donald Trump was slammed by a Republican-voting couple in the Trump stronghold of Roberts County, Texas, in an interview that aired on CNN on Tuesday.
Kay and Ron Swart, who voted for the presumptive GOP nominee in 2016 and 2020, agreed the presumptive GOP nominee has appalling ethics and isn’t fit for office.
But that still wouldn’t stop them from voting for the four-times-indicted former president in the 2024 election, they told CNN national correspondent Gary Tuchman.
Trump’s moral character is “terrible,” Kay Swart admitted to Tuchman.
“It can’t get much lower than it is,” she added. “He continues to make crazy comments about being a dictator on first day and repercussions against people who he feels have wronged him.”
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