Trump Voter Apologizes to the Nation : ‘It Was The Biggest Mistake I Ever Made’

Regretful ex-Trumpster Jeremy Montanez was felt so strongly about the matter that he apologized to the entire country on CNN.

“I want to apologize to the nation for my vote for him,” Montanez said Tuesday during a panel discussion New Day. “It was the wrong thing to do. It was the biggest mistake I ever made.”

Montanez also called the president a racist, pointing to his lack of attention to Puerto Rico’s devastation by Hurricane Maria as an example.

“He said they want to just cry–they needed help,” Montanez said. “Just because they’re not white skinned he doesn’t want to go down there and help them out?”

Montanez was one of several former and current Trump supporters featured in a focus group-style session on the program offering a mix of reactions to his year and a half in office. He proceeded to clash with other panel guests who remain supportive of Trump.

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RE: Trump Voter Apologizes to the Nation

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Anoither totally biased segment from the joke of a news network CNN, they put on half people who voted for trump who regret it, half people who still support him as if that is an accurate representation, they should have had 5 people who voted for him who dont regret it and 1 person who does if they wanted to be accurate, also then they simply go on to attack Trump and put the people who voted for him on the defensive.

CNN Fake news

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Anoither totally biased segment from the joke of a news network CNN, they put on half people who voted for trump who regret it, half people who still support him as if that is an accurate representation, they should have had 5 people who voted for him who dont regret it and 1 person who does if they wanted to be accurate, also then they simply go on to attack Trump and put the people who voted for him on the defensive.

CNN Fake news

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Your cartoon is really informative, no wonder you support one.
 
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South Carolina TV manufacturing plant closes — and says Trump’s tariffs are to blame


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A manufacturing plant in South Carolina recently announced that it’s closing down completely in large part thanks to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.

According to South Carolina’s The State, local manufacturer Element Electronics is laying off 126 employees and is shuttering its plant in the town of Winnsboro, South Carolina.

In particular, the plant said that its closure is due to “new tariffs that were recently and unexpectedly imposed on many goods imported from China, including the key television components used in our assembly operations in Winnsboro.”

The closure of the plant is just the latest manufacturing employer to close down or leave Fairfield County, South Carolina, The State reports.

“The layoffs come a year after Cayce-based SCE&G and state-owned Santee Cooper canceled their decadelong effort to build two nuclear reactors at the V.C. Summer Nuclear Station in Jenkinsville, putting 5,000 construction workers out of work and wiping away a promised economic boon to the poor, rural county,” the newspaper writes. “Element’s announcement also comes a year after Fairfield County’s last textile mill closed, eliminating 200 more jobs.”

Democratic state Sen. Mike Fanning tells The State that the latest loss of jobs makes him feel like he’s been “kicked in the gut,” as he didn’t think Fairfield County could get much lower than “rock bottom.”
 
More fake news ,


South Carolina TV manufacturing plant closes — and says Trump’s tariffs are to blame


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A manufacturing plant in South Carolina recently announced that it’s closing down completely in large part thanks to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.

According to South Carolina’s The State, local manufacturer Element Electronics is laying off 126 employees and is shuttering its plant in the town of Winnsboro, South Carolina.

In particular, the plant said that its closure is due to “new tariffs that were recently and unexpectedly imposed on many goods imported from China, including the key television components used in our assembly operations in Winnsboro.”

The closure of the plant is just the latest manufacturing employer to close down or leave Fairfield County, South Carolina, The State reports.

“The layoffs come a year after Cayce-based SCE&G and state-owned Santee Cooper canceled their decadelong effort to build two nuclear reactors at the V.C. Summer Nuclear Station in Jenkinsville, putting 5,000 construction workers out of work and wiping away a promised economic boon to the poor, rural county,” the newspaper writes. “Element’s announcement also comes a year after Fairfield County’s last textile mill closed, eliminating 200 more jobs.”

Democratic state Sen. Mike Fanning tells The State that the latest loss of jobs makes him feel like he’s been “kicked in the gut,” as he didn’t think Fairfield County could get much lower than “rock bottom.”


In the land of idiots the moron is king.
 
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