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6:38Now PlayingRepublican voters reveal how they feel about being Trump supporters in the past and now feeling embarrassed, fatigued and annoyed by him coming into the upcoming 2024 election. John Iadarola and Rayyvana break it down on The Damage Report.
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Feeling ‘overwhelmed’ and ‘fatigue,’ some GOP voters look beyond Trump
"Nearly all of the focus group participants had supported Donald Trump in 2020 and said they would vote for him again against President Biden in 2024. But things got complicated when the moderator asked for the one emotion they now felt when they saw Trump on television or computers screens.
“That’s a hard one. That’s a hard one,” said Angela, 53, from South Carolina. “Just because of the way they’ve done him.” She spoke of Trump’s opponents who had tried to hurt him both in office and since he left the White House. “It’s more of an embarrassment for him for what they put him through. I feel embarrassed for him.”
Nancy, 69, from Iowa, said: “The current Trump is not the Trump that I voted for. I feel like he has shown some things, qualities and non-qualities, whatever, that I don’t care for now.”"
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