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They voted for Trump last time. Now some are having second thoughts

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ABC News AU - NationalBy Phoebe Hosier
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

President Donald Trump was catapulted to the White House for a second term by a diverse, working-class coalition, but two years on there is evidence to suggest it is all crumbling.

Key Takeaways

  • They voted for Trump last time.
  • Now some are having second thoughts.
  • President Donald Trump was catapulted to the White House for a second term by a diverse, working-class coalition, but two years on there is evidence to suggest it is all crumbling.

President Donald Trump was catapulted to the White House for a second term by a diverse, working-class coalition, but two years on there is evidence to suggest it is all crumbling.

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