Trump Hit With Harsh Truth After Harsh Truth From Former Voters In Scathing Ads
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The one- and two-time Trump voters reveal why they're not going there again in the new Republican Voters Against Trump campaign.
Republicans who have in the past voted for GOP nominee Donald Trump explain exactly why they will never do so again in a damning series of testimonials released by the Republican Accountability PAC.
The conservative group is spending $50 million on itsRepublican Voters Against Trump campaign to spotlight “real former Trump voters making the case for why they won’t support him in November,” according to a news release.
Former Trump voters reel off a long list of reasons for not backing the four-times-indicted former president in a video released on Tuesday.
They condemn the twice-impeached ex-POTUS as the “biggest threat to democracy,” “responsible for the violence on Jan. 6” and more.
Watch the video here:
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