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5:11Now PlayingWith many other swing states looking like a lock for Joe Biden at this point, Donald Trump is pinning all of his hopes on the state of Florida. But according to interviews with Florida Republicans who voted for Trump in 2016, they have had enough of Donald and are ready to move onto a new chapter. These folks may not represent a majority of Florida Republicans, but their words are sending a message that the GOP cannot ignore. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
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Donald Trump is having a lot of problems with swing States all over the country. Um, you know, in the Midwest, a lot of those swing States right now, the poll link shows that Joe Biden has it. Uh, obviously that can change between now and election day, but it hasn't changed in the last couple of months. And on current trajectory, it doesn't look like it's going to change. It could, what did that look like? It is so Trump, if he loses those Midwest swing, States has one hope and that hope is to carry the state of Florida. But even Florida now might be out of reach for the president as his largest demographic in the state, elderly voters, a demographic that he won by the way, by 21 points over Hillary Clinton in 2016, that demographic is disappearing for Donald Trump, according to a recent CNN segment, where they went around and they talked to a bunch of elderly Trump voters in the state, these former Trump supporters are furious with the president.
They're unhappy as one of them put it with everything that he has done since becoming president. Here's a couple of quotes from some of these folks. Uh, this one is a man by the name of John Dudley, 77 years old, voted for Trump in 2016, and then says the president immediately blew it. Here's what he has to say. We were so excited in the beginning of businessman to run our country like a business. And then it hasn't happened. Well, actually, uh, mr. Dudley, let me go ahead and correct you on that point. That's exactly why Trump has failed. He failed because he ran it like a business because you can't run government like a business. Do you know why mr. Dudley? Because America is not a business. You don't run it for a profit. You run it for the benefit of the people who were in that country.
You can't do that the same way you run a business. It's a, it's a recipe for disaster. And that's what we're seeing. Cause he did run the country like a business and he ran it like one of his businesses where he just ran it into the ground and just, Oh, well leave it for the next person to clean up. Uh, but mr. Dudley did continue. He said, we've got to get a new guy. Our president is erratic. All he succeeded in doing is juicing up the stock market. Now that's gone to pot because of the Corona virus. So it seems to me that mr. Dudley here is still kind of saying like, well, I mean, if we still have the stock market, I guess, you know, maybe it wouldn't, but no now even that's good. God, I'm not sure sold on mr. Dudley being a never Trumper by the way.
Um, here's another one. This is Marshall Lon. She's 77 as well. She says everything could have been handled better and higher and should have been handled better. Now was a chance to change things. I agree. A hundred percent. Yeah. Everything could have been handled better. Should have been handled better. It wasn't. So let's move on. Right? Uh, another quote here. This is, uh, Paula shelling, uh, doesn't have an age, but I had to change parties. I could not do this anymore. As I saw his interactions with foreign countries, how they were laughing at us, it just fortified my thoughts. And that's a good point because that is something that Republicans across the country have been saying, doesn't actually matter, right?
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