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'I fell for it three times': Furious Trump voters threaten to sink GOP in midterms

A slice of voters who helped put President Donald Trump back in the White House have turned on him, and some of them say Republicans will pay for it in November. According to the Washington Post's new reporting , about 1 in 5 registered voters who backed Trump in 2024, or 22 percent, now disapprove of the job he’s doing. That’s roughly 8 percent of the…

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Raw Story· Oct 25, 12:48 PM'I fell for it three times': Furious Trump voters threaten to sink GOP in midterms

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