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'Not what they voted for': Here's why swing voters are leaving Trumpism in droves
Analysts estimate 15 to 25 percent of 2024 Trump voters have shifted away amid declining approval ratings and GOP setbacks in key elections, signaling limits to Trumpian influence.
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'Not what they voted for': Here's why swing voters are leaving Trumpism in droves
New York Times writer E.J. Dionne Jr., says a great many Americans who helped put Donald Trump in office have absorbed what’s happened since.“They may not be glued to every chaotic twist of this presidency, but they do pay attention and have concluded, reasonably, that this is not what they voted for,” said Dionne.Compared to Trump’s 49.8 percent of the 2024 popular vote, Trump’s approval ratings are a slide. A New York Times analysis of public …
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