Has anyone met a regretful trump voter in real life?

[Woodwizard]

The only one I have was from his last term my wife's nephew I told him it would be chaos and he said no that is just an act he will do a presidential pivot. Saw him a year later and asked so how is that pivot going? He admitted trump was a disaster.

He is the only one I know personally that changed his mind. The rest of my in laws that are supporters seem to have doubled down on supporting the Orange Menace.

Dropped a few friends after the first term may be dropping more, really sucks with relatives.

[pandr32]

1. They are indoctrinated and don't understand it.

They have been conditioned with constant claims (by Donvict) of 'witch hunt', 'fake news', and everything done by the 'left' as 'disgusting'. So, whatever they hear that claims their leader is a fraud, rapist, traitor, felon, etc. is chalked up to hate and/or envy by the left.
Add to that the sources for information they use (such as Fox so-called News) never tells them anything that would rightfully credit Dem policies, people, and instead criticizes them if they are mentioned at all. Much real news isn't even covered.
Basically, traitor 47 voters are ill-equipped to understand current events, history, and civics. Add to that their go-team group think, and a healthy dash of bigotry and resentment.

[Maru Kitteh]

2. I have not.

[LeftInTX]

3. No

[bucolic_frolic]

4. Just tell them their Social Security was given to Musk and they don't get any.

Insist it's true, but "they" won't tell you. It's gone. Then walk away.

[Raftergirl]

5. I don't know any people who voted for him in my personal life. Neither family nor friends.

I did have a lawnmower guy during his first term, but after he painted TRUMP in big letters on his riding mower’s bag, I fired him, as did my neighbor.

[Zorro]

6. The have-nots want everyone to be like them

Trump and his criminal cohorts excepted, of course.

[mucholderthandirt]

7. The guy who used to mow my yard made ugly faces at my Kamala Harris signs, so he's fired.

My brother says he's a real piece of work, won't take credit or debit cards because he hides most of his income. Since I don't keep a lot of cash on hand, it was a pain to pay him anyway. So, fuck him.

[BoRaGard]

12. Oh, a tax dodger. How republicon is that?

repubes think it's "smart" to dodge civic responsibilities, and make others pay their tax share for them

[Woodwizard]

9. Nice

All in my family are democrats, my wife's family is about 80% trumpers.

My town here in the Catskills is 68% registered republicans One guy has FORT MAGA with Trump underneath in 4' high letters painted on his garage. NY is not very blue around here.

[Raftergirl]

15. I'm right outside Albany. Doesn't get much bluer anywhere else. We went 80% to 15% Harris v HWSRN.

[standingtall]

8. Nope not yet at least

[BoRaGard]

10. Yup, old Army buddy

Heard him doing the moan and groan thing yesterday. He was an angry magat. I think it's musk's rampage that pissed him off. He was real sore.

[StarryNite]

11. Nope

[mike_c]

13. no, and I'm not sure who they are

Undoubtedly some undecided voters who made last minute decisions and screwed themselves regret it now. But I think the average Trump voter lives on chaos and shits discontent. It's in their blood. The more chaos he creates, the more he validates their grievances, which have become permanent.

[yardwork]

14. No, but I don't know that many.

Some relatives, so far no indication they've changed their minds but some of them didn't talk about politics much anyway.

I figure my tax accountant and financial advisor are Trumpsters but we don't discuss politics.

[Ninga]

16. Nope...

[berniesandersmittens]

17. A few round these parts

Which is RED. I'm gonna take this as hope.