New York Times Finds 12 Trump Voters Mad At Donald Trump For Being A Total Donald Trump A New York Times focus group of twelve Trump voters revealed significant disappointment and buyer’s remorse regarding Donald Trump’s presidency. Key areas of dissatisfaction included his immigration policies, the Iran war, and the cost of living. The participants expressed feelings of surprise and betrayal, questioning Trump’s adherence to campaign promises and his implementation of policies.

• Twelve Americans who voted for Donald Trump in 2024 participated in a focus group expressing buyer’s remorse.
• Discontent centered on Trump’s immigration policies, the Iran war, and the high cost of living.
• Participants felt surprised and disappointed by Trump’s actions, some feeling betrayed by his perceived reversals on promises.
• Some voters stated they voted for Trump as the ‘lesser of two evils,’ with other concerns including moral issues and the perception of Kamala Harris being ‘shoved down their throat’.
• Concerns were also raised about ‘teaching our children’ about gender and the perceived prevalence of LGBTQ+ issues in media.
• Disappointment was expressed regarding the harshness of immigration enforcement, with some feeling certain ethnicities were unfairly targeted.
• A majority of participants (nine out of twelve) regretted their vote for Trump, with many giving him a ‘D’ or ‘F’ grade.
• Several participants indicated a potential preference for other Republican candidates in future elections, such as Marco Rubio, Ron DeSantis, or Marjorie Taylor Greene.