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Hanneke Wasserman's avatar

Michael, you are so right. I live in Central Florida, in the Ocala National Forest area, 20 miles east of Ocala. I'm the only person who protests and try to spread the word. Every one in my community is elderly, on disability, Medicare, Social Security (low income) and Medicaid and Snap. I can’t tell them anything bad that will happen with the economy and their benefits. They all have Trump posters in their yards and are treating me like I'm the devil 😈.

I have decided to no longer try to educate them. Even my best friends are no more.

It fears me that these people cannot be changed. They are poor but still think Trump is going to save our country 🤔.

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Judy Cross's avatar

I'm hoping that with unemployment that's to come, with having empty store shelves, with prices so high that they can't afford to buy, will show people that he is not good for our country. I think for some of these people it will have to hit them on the money side of it before they will start to think. I think these people think that not having honest judges, lawyers, education for our children doesn't affect them. They don't believe that all the cuts that he is doing to our medical system will hurt them. Wait until they have to start paying out of their own pockets for that and can't afford their medicines. They are so ingrained with the man and they believe everything tRump does and says until it starts hitting them personally, then they will question. Not the rich magas, they have the money to withstand all that will hit them. But, I believe the everyday magas and the poor magas will start questioning. That is what we can hope for, anyway.

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