Former MAGA Supporter Admits He Regrets Voting for Trump 3 Times & Apologizes
March 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelBrian Shapiro, host of Pushing the Limits, speaks with a former MAGA supporter who says he regrets voting for Donald Trump and is now urging others to reject MAGA candidates moving forward.
In this clip, the caller openly admits he voted for Trump three times, calls it a huge mistake, and explains why the war, January 6, and the current political climate pushed him to change his mind. Brian responds by pressing him on accountability, future voting, and why so many Trump supporters still refuse to admit they were wrong.
If you follow Trump news, ex-MAGA stories, political call-in shows, voter regret, January 6 fallout, and anti-Trump commentary, this is a revealing conversation about regret, accountability, and political change.
🔴 In this clip:
• Former Trump voter says he regrets voting for Trump
• Caller admits he voted for Trump 3 times
• Brian asks whether he’ll vote against Republicans now
• Discussion of January 6, the war, and MAGA loyalty
• Conversation about why many Trump supporters still won’t back down
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