“Never Again”
A growing number of younger voters who previously backed Donald Trump are now voicing regret over their choice, saying his presidency has not lived up to their expectations. Polling suggests this sentiment is spreading.
A Pew Research Center survey in August found that while 69 percent of Trump supporters under 35 still back him, that number reflects a sharp 23-point decline compared with the beginning of his second term.
Many explained they had supported him in hopes of economic improvement, but feel that
promise hasn’t been delivered. Others said his immigration measures have gone too far, drifting away from what was once pitched as an “America First” vision. Some also criticized his handling of global conflicts, arguing his administration is more concerned with international affairs than addressing pressing challenges inside the United States.
Quinton, a 33-year-old account manager, also from Georgia, said his frustrations center on the economy. “For me, it comes down to taxes and jobs,” he explained. “The job market is just not good at all. I have a lot of friends and family members who are struggling to find work. He made it seem like he was going to look out for the working-class people, and it’s the exact opposite.”
Still cracks me up to see the "he stands up for what he believes" question somehow be taken seriously though. TACO Trump the coward, who always folds and backs down, standing up? Puh leeeease. Have some self respect people, jesus.
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