Conservatives who voted for Trump in 2016 not voting for him in 2020

[Joe Capitalist]

A television interview of a life-long conservative woman and her daughter at the Iowa State Fair explaining why they don't plan to vote for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election went viral and "should have Republicans scared," according to a progressive political commentator.
At the state fair, where more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates have or are set to speak on the political soapbox stage, NBC reporter Vaughn Hillyard asked Kate Miller why she is leaning towards Kamala Harris, who spoke on Saturday.
"Well I'm a life-long conservative — I actually campaigned door-to-door for Chuck Grassley his fist year as a Senate campaign, Senate candidate," Miller said. "But I cannot vote for Donald Trump. I just, he is, he is not a conservative, and I don't think he's a good man."
Miller continued that after watching so many Cabinet members leave Trump, "you just can't vote for him" and that she is "looking at Democrats."
"I need a candidate that is reasonable on our borders and is about people, that is about the rule of law," she said. "I'm an educator and we've got to do something about education, and so that's the person that I'm looking for." Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election, added that it has been hard to know what Democratic candidates are really about at this point in the race.
Hillyard then asked Miller's husband Paul Miller, who admitted he voted against the Democrats and put in for Trump in 2016, who he planned to vote for in 2020.
"Um, right now it's hard to say," Paul Miller replied. "At this point in the campaign, everybody is running to the extremes on either side so events will probably shape for whom I vote."
The couple's daughter Taylor Miller, who is 17 years old but will be of voting age by the 2020 election, had views that aligned more with her mother.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump," Taylor Miller said. "And if there was a better conservative I would probably vote for them, but he's done so many things that are just absolutely disgusting and despicable, and tweeting foreign policy is not presidential enough."

[reagansghost]

A television interview of a life-long conservative woman and her daughter at the Iowa State Fair explaining why they don't plan to vote for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election went viral and "should have Republicans scared," according to a progressive political commentator.
At the state fair, where more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates have or are set to speak on the political soapbox stage, NBC reporter Vaughn Hillyard asked Kate Miller why she is leaning towards Kamala Harris, who spoke on Saturday.
"Well I'm a life-long conservative — I actually campaigned door-to-door for Chuck Grassley his fist year as a Senate campaign, Senate candidate," Miller said. "But I cannot vote for Donald Trump. I just, he is, he is not a conservative, and I don't think he's a good man."
Miller continued that after watching so many Cabinet members leave Trump, "you just can't vote for him" and that she is "looking at Democrats."
"I need a candidate that is reasonable on our borders and is about people, that is about the rule of law," she said. "I'm an educator and we've got to do something about education, and so that's the person that I'm looking for." Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election, added that it has been hard to know what Democratic candidates are really about at this point in the race.
Hillyard then asked Miller's husband Paul Miller, who admitted he voted against the Democrats and put in for Trump in 2016, who he planned to vote for in 2020.
"Um, right now it's hard to say," Paul Miller replied. "At this point in the campaign, everybody is running to the extremes on either side so events will probably shape for whom I vote."
The couple's daughter Taylor Miller, who is 17 years old but will be of voting age by the 2020 election, had views that aligned more with her mother.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump," Taylor Miller said. "And if there was a better conservative I would probably vote for them, but he's done so many things that are just absolutely disgusting and despicable, and tweeting foreign policy is not presidential enough."

that NY Mag poll guno posted is DEVASTATING for Don's little cache of Electoral Votes...………..they're GONE

[Sirthinksalot]

A television interview of a life-long conservative woman and her daughter at the Iowa State Fair explaining why they don't plan to vote for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election went viral and "should have Republicans scared," according to a progressive political commentator.
At the state fair, where more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates have or are set to speak on the political soapbox stage, NBC reporter Vaughn Hillyard asked Kate Miller why she is leaning towards Kamala Harris, who spoke on Saturday.
"Well I'm a life-long conservative — I actually campaigned door-to-door for Chuck Grassley his fist year as a Senate campaign, Senate candidate," Miller said. "But I cannot vote for Donald Trump. I just, he is, he is not a conservative, and I don't think he's a good man."
Miller continued that after watching so many Cabinet members leave Trump, "you just can't vote for him" and that she is "looking at Democrats."
"I need a candidate that is reasonable on our borders and is about people, that is about the rule of law," she said. "I'm an educator and we've got to do something about education, and so that's the person that I'm looking for." Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election, added that it has been hard to know what Democratic candidates are really about at this point in the race.
Hillyard then asked Miller's husband Paul Miller, who admitted he voted against the Democrats and put in for Trump in 2016, who he planned to vote for in 2020.
"Um, right now it's hard to say," Paul Miller replied. "At this point in the campaign, everybody is running to the extremes on either side so events will probably shape for whom I vote."
The couple's daughter Taylor Miller, who is 17 years old but will be of voting age by the 2020 election, had views that aligned more with her mother.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump," Taylor Miller said. "And if there was a better conservative I would probably vote for them, but he's done so many things that are just absolutely disgusting and despicable, and tweeting foreign policy is not presidential enough."

Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!

...according to a progressive political commentator...
..."I need a candidate that is reasonable on our borders and is about people, that is about the rule of law,"...
..."I'm an educator and we've got to do something about education...
...Taylor Miller, who is 17 years old but will be of voting age by the 2020 election...

And no link to boot!

[Joe Capitalist]

that NY Mag poll guno posted is DEVASTATING for Don's little cache of Electoral Votes...………..they're GONE

What poll?

[Grokmaster]

A television interview of a life-long conservative woman and her daughter at the Iowa State Fair explaining why they don't plan to vote for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election went viral and "should have Republicans scared," according to a progressive political commentator.
At the state fair, where more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates have or are set to speak on the political soapbox stage, NBC reporter Vaughn Hillyard asked Kate Miller why she is leaning towards Kamala Harris, who spoke on Saturday.
"Well I'm a life-long conservative — I actually campaigned door-to-door for Chuck Grassley his fist year as a Senate campaign, Senate candidate," Miller said. "But I cannot vote for Donald Trump. I just, he is, he is not a conservative, and I don't think he's a good man."
Miller continued that after watching so many Cabinet members leave Trump, "you just can't vote for him" and that she is "looking at Democrats."
"I need a candidate that is reasonable on our borders and is about people, that is about the rule of law," she said. "I'm an educator and we've got to do something about education, and so that's the person that I'm looking for." Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election, added that it has been hard to know what Democratic candidates are really about at this point in the race.
Hillyard then asked Miller's husband Paul Miller, who admitted he voted against the Democrats and put in for Trump in 2016, who he planned to vote for in 2020.
"Um, right now it's hard to say," Paul Miller replied. "At this point in the campaign, everybody is running to the extremes on either side so events will probably shape for whom I vote."
The couple's daughter Taylor Miller, who is 17 years old but will be of voting age by the 2020 election, had views that aligned more with her mother.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump," Taylor Miller said. "And if there was a better conservative I would probably vote for them, but he's done so many things that are just absolutely disgusting and despicable, and tweeting foreign policy is not presidential enough."

"Lifelong conservative". Uh-huh.

Kate Miller's Biography



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Candidate, New Hampshire House of Representatives, 2012
Candidate, New Hampshire House of Representatives, District Belknap 3, 2010
Representative, New Hampshire State House of Representatives, District Belknap 3, 2008-2010
Belknap County Chair, Women for Obama Campaign, 2007-2008



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MORE LIES FROM THE LYING LEFT.....

[Flash]

A television interview of a life-long conservative woman and her daughter at the Iowa State Fair explaining why they don't plan to vote for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election went viral and "should have Republicans scared," according to a progressive political commentator.
At the state fair, where more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates have or are set to speak on the political soapbox stage, NBC reporter Vaughn Hillyard asked Kate Miller why she is leaning towards Kamala Harris, who spoke on Saturday.
"Well I'm a life-long conservative — I actually campaigned door-to-door for Chuck Grassley his fist year as a Senate campaign, Senate candidate," Miller said. "But I cannot vote for Donald Trump. I just, he is, he is not a conservative, and I don't think he's a good man."
Miller continued that after watching so many Cabinet members leave Trump, "you just can't vote for him" and that she is "looking at Democrats."
"I need a candidate that is reasonable on our borders and is about people, that is about the rule of law," she said. "I'm an educator and we've got to do something about education, and so that's the person that I'm looking for." Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election, added that it has been hard to know what Democratic candidates are really about at this point in the race.
Hillyard then asked Miller's husband Paul Miller, who admitted he voted against the Democrats and put in for Trump in 2016, who he planned to vote for in 2020.
"Um, right now it's hard to say," Paul Miller replied. "At this point in the campaign, everybody is running to the extremes on either side so events will probably shape for whom I vote."
The couple's daughter Taylor Miller, who is 17 years old but will be of voting age by the 2020 election, had views that aligned more with her mother.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump," Taylor Miller said. "And if there was a better conservative I would probably vote for them, but he's done so many things that are just absolutely disgusting and despicable, and tweeting foreign policy is not presidential enough."

Conservatives? Sounds like only 1 conservative who voted for Trump in 2016 is not voting for him in 2020. The daughter did not vote in 2016 and the husband is undecided.

[dukkha]

Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election,

[Stretch]

Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election,

ha! says it all.

[Joe Capitalist]

Conservatives? Sounds like only 1 conservative who voted for Trump in 2016 is not voting for him in 2020. The daughter did not vote in 2016 and the husband is undecided.

Details. Details.

[Jarod]

Trump will win Alabama!

[Joe Capitalist]

Trump will win Alabama!

Yup, their afixin too. Thank the lourd Trump luvs the pourly ejicatud.

[SmarterthanYou]

the gun rights groups I know..........about half have said they are done with trump. I call bullshit. they may vote against him in the primary, but as soon as he is the nominee it will be all trump for them over their fear of a democrat in the WH

[Joe Capitalist]

the gun rights groups I know..........about half have said they are done with trump. I call bullshit. they may vote against him in the primary, but as soon as he is the nominee it will be all trump for them over their fear of a democrat in the WH

What if Tom Steyer wins the Democratic nomination?

[Evmetro]

A television interview of a life-long conservative woman and her daughter at the Iowa State Fair explaining why they don't plan to vote for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election went viral and "should have Republicans scared," according to a progressive political commentator.
At the state fair, where more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates have or are set to speak on the political soapbox stage, NBC reporter Vaughn Hillyard asked Kate Miller why she is leaning towards Kamala Harris, who spoke on Saturday.
"Well I'm a life-long conservative — I actually campaigned door-to-door for Chuck Grassley his fist year as a Senate campaign, Senate candidate," Miller said. "But I cannot vote for Donald Trump. I just, he is, he is not a conservative, and I don't think he's a good man."
Miller continued that after watching so many Cabinet members leave Trump, "you just can't vote for him" and that she is "looking at Democrats."
"I need a candidate that is reasonable on our borders and is about people, that is about the rule of law," she said. "I'm an educator and we've got to do something about education, and so that's the person that I'm looking for." Miller, who wrote in Republican John McCain in the 2016 presidential election, added that it has been hard to know what Democratic candidates are really about at this point in the race.
Hillyard then asked Miller's husband Paul Miller, who admitted he voted against the Democrats and put in for Trump in 2016, who he planned to vote for in 2020.
"Um, right now it's hard to say," Paul Miller replied. "At this point in the campaign, everybody is running to the extremes on either side so events will probably shape for whom I vote."
The couple's daughter Taylor Miller, who is 17 years old but will be of voting age by the 2020 election, had views that aligned more with her mother.
"I can't vote for Donald Trump," Taylor Miller said. "And if there was a better conservative I would probably vote for them, but he's done so many things that are just absolutely disgusting and despicable, and tweeting foreign policy is not presidential enough."

I'd say I'm not voting for Trump if I were offered the right bribe.

[PostmodernProphet]

that NY Mag poll guno posted is DEVASTATING for Don's little cache of Electoral Votes...………..they're GONE

unless demmycrats pick one of their current nominees as their candidate........