The Stereotype of Trump Voters

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I have friends who voted for Trump and many of them often for them, it was like, let's just throw a grenade into the system that sucks. I remember watching this family explain why they were voting for Trump. They seemed like perfectly nice people. If your livelihood is under threat, and that's how you vote, I don't think I would probably any one of us would be lying if we said that we wouldn't do that.

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