Trump Supporters Shared How He Could Lose Their Support, And There's One Issue That's Verrrrry Important To Them
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"We didn't vote for my husband to lose his government career and benefits."
Editor’s Note: Throughout this post, respondents use anti-LGBTQ+, anti-immigrant, and racist language. We felt it was important to reflect these responses as written but acknowledge this is incorrect and harmful language.
We recently asked people in the BuzzFeed Community who voted for Donald Trump a question first posed in the r/AskPolitics subreddit: What could Donald Trump do to lose your support? The responses we received and that people shared in the Ask Politics subreddit were sobering. Here are a few of them:
1. “Continue disregarding the laws of this country. We elected a president, not a king.”
—Anonymous
2. “If Trump didn’t follow through with his promises to deport ALL illegal migrants, eliminate DEI, purge the FBI, and ban transgenders, he would lose my support.”
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