Are there any former Trump supporters here, whom are now anti-Trump?

[Obama24]

I am curious to hear

1. What made you get on the Trump train to begin with?

2. When, or what made you, get off of it?

3. Were you a Republican or did you cross party lines to support him initially?

4. If you were a Republican, do you remain a Republican still, or did you switch to the Democratic or another party after abandoning Trump?

[Progressive Pessimist]

2016.

Maybe Del Tachi?

[oldkyhome]

I supported Trump in 2016 as someone who might potentially believe in what he says. Now that I know he doesn’t (or is at least too incompetent to follow through on it) I can’t support him again. Fool me once and all that.

[Ferguson97]

2016.

Maybe Del Tachi?

Del Tachi supports Trump.

[West_Midlander]

I went from anti-Trump ➜ neutral toward Trump, didn't support him but opposed 1st impeachment ➜ Supporter ➜ He should not be jailed but shouldn't be re-elected

1. The Platinum Plan, middle-class tax cuts, less deported than Obama, etc.

2. It seems like Trump radicalized after 1/6 although I don't think 1/6 violence was his fault

3. I was an Independent at the time and still

[Vice President Christian Man]

I supported him for a few reasons: Abortion, lockdowns, BLM, tariffs (but for a different reason), Israel, First Step and his failure to start new wars. While Biden has been slightly better than what I expected him to be, Trump’s response to 1/6 (even though I don’t blame him for the violence) and his anti-democratic threats have been enough for me not to support him again, although there is still an off chance that I could vote for him if he chooses a rational VP and the country is going South (whether third parties get on the ballot is a huge factor as well).

[West_Midlander]

I supported him for a few reasons: Abortion, lockdowns, BLM, tariffs (but for a different reason), Israel, First Step and his failure to start new wars. While Biden has been slightly better than what I expected him to be, Trump’s response to 1/6 (even though I don’t blame him for the violence) and his anti-democratic threats have been enough for me not to support him again, although there is still an off chance that I could vote for him if he chooses a rational VP and the country is going South (whether third parties get on the ballot is a huge factor as well).

I feel like I can't vote for either of the big two at this point. Both have problems, maybe Biden more than Trump imo but there isn't enough of a margin of difference to justify voting for either at this point. I like the idea of Burgum or maybe T. Scott or Rubio as VP but I know no VP will have sway over the Pres in a 2nd Trump WH.

I have a handful of problems with RFK but may vote for him or write in if possible since there are no good candidates in the race still imo. Plus my problems with RFK matter little since he won't win.

[Ancestral Republican]

2016.

Maybe Del Tachi?

Del Tachi is Donny's strongest soldier.