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13:13Now PlayingFormer Trump voters REALLY regret their vote. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian, hosts of The Young Turks, break it down.
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“The divisiveness in this country right now, and the rhetoric coming from the president, is a daily exhausting thing,” said Sydney Cohan, another regretful Trump voter. She added that she fears “the wannabe dictator in the White House” will suspend future elections.
Stephanie Martin, a lifelong Republican and “part of the Religious right,” said she felt “embarrassed” and was considering changing parties. “The values coming from the White House just don’t mesh up with what I believe.”
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