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Republicans in swing state Wisconsin unenthused by Trump: ‘A bad candidate’ (www.theguardian.com)

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Fervent Trump supporters from last elections air doubts over abortion and the man himself in state where turnout will be key

Terri Burl has come full circle.

The local Republican party official was a founding member of Women for Trump in her corner of rural Wisconsin eight years ago when the then New York businessman’s run for president was little more than a joke to political pundits.

Burl twice campaigned enthusiastically for Donald Trump’s election but, after he lost the presidency to Joe Biden in 2020, she feared the chaos of his years in power had made him unelectable. The former social worker and substitute teacher switched her support to Florida’s governor, Ron DeSantis, and then Trump’s former UN ambassador Nikki Haley.

But now Burl is back campaigning for Trump in Oneida county.

“I don’t feel excited. But I have a bunch of ‘Never Trump’ friends and this is my argument to them: I say, you better vote for Trump or you get Biden,” she said.

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[-] MagicShel@programming.dev 58 points 2 years ago

I say, you better vote for Trump or you get Biden,” she said.

Don't threaten me with an alright time.

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