COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Donald Trump did many things as president to earn the loyalty of his supporters. Where he failed, Trump and his voters blame the “deep state,” “the swamp,” or bad counsel from his advisers.
“I trusted Trump. I think Trump f***** up when he picked [former Vice President Mike] Pence,” Carl King of Bennington, Nebraska, told me. King said he would never vote for Pence because Pence defied Trump during the events of January 6, 2021.
Harter then explained how Trump’s first term got derailed: “He never had the opportunity to do anything. They brought impeachment on him from day one. How do you get things done when they are trying to impeach you? On false charges at that!”Didn’t he obviously fail at that the first time around? “He would have another chance,” Kim’s husband Larry said. “The first two years, he fought the Republicans to get things done.
“You learn from your mistakes,” Kim said, “and he obviously is a guy who learns from his mistakes. He wouldn't be where he is if he didn't learn from his mistakes." “Everybody has the right to sell out,” she said. “If they want to get a lobbying position after they leave the White House, they're welcome to do that. But once they get those lobbying positions, they’re not going to support him anymore.”
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