David Marcus: In Deep Blue Philly Libs think we’re sorry to vote for Trump

Philadelphia – I met a beagh that’s about my age because we both have supper early Central cityAnd although our conversation was calm and friendly as a progressive Democrat, it is very scared and even evil to President Donald Trump ways that seem wild.

“If I had to pull the gun on the Republican, I had to do it,” Greg told me. “This is the greatest intersection in our country after the civil war.”

It did not feel threatening. Although he knew that I was a republican who voted for Trump, I thought he did not mean me.

But he is sure of how hell meant something.

Greg, whom I met in Philadelphia, does not believe that Republicans are satisfied with the work of President Trump. (Digital Fox News)

Later on this day, in a drowsy Western Fila from big houses that is still on the left does, it makes the city center TexasI talked to three students. I was wondering if they felt a tense relationship with friends or family over politics.

“Yes,” said one young woman, “but not often, I think I’m a good judge.” A clear message was that everyone who votes for Trump is not the one with whom or her friends want anything to do.

Our conversation was cut after they told me that Dei Cuts Trump is a big problem for them to which I asked what you mean by Dei? In doing so, they moved to another table. Once again it was unpleasant, but it was pointed.

The pace of change under Trump is concerned about his fans, but one bookstore owner seemed terrible. (Digital Fox News)

Down, at a charming local bookstore, John, the owner, was good to find me the Mary Beach book I didn’t read and talk to a little policy.

“It’s a lot of changes at once,” he told me ominously, sounding what I hear from many voters.

The only thing is that almost all the Democrats I spoke in the city of brotherly love is that there are large polls of Trump in the hinterland, which certainly should regret that they voted for Trump.

We saw this attitude to “Real -time with Bill Mahem“Last weekend, when the invited Bati UNGar Sargon shocked him, saying that she not only regretted voting for Trump, but also proud of it.

I encountered a similar mistrust from Greg: this is a speculation based on the specifics that Trump’s actions were so determined this time that we must understand what a deep mistake we voted for it, even if we can’t say so to save the face.

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Whether they believe.

Most of it comes down to bubbles, and no, it’s not just the progressives that live in them. In my small city of West Virginia, it is quite normal to see the hats in Walmart, and few people think Trump’s presidency is a crisis. So, what, exactly, people in Fili and other blue enclave react so sharply?

One thing I felt from everyone I was talking to is that this Trump presidency is quite unrestrained. This time there are no Republicans such as John McCain to show Trump’s thumbs, as well as members of the cabinet calling for restraint. This is Trump unleashed.

It is not even about the results, because in two months the results of Trump’s policy are not yet. It is about the actions themselves.

Shooting with federal workers, tariffs on our allies, a more friendly approach to Putin, deportation of illegal immigrants, even something as well -earth as the renaming of a particular reservoir “Bay of America” ​​feel like personal attacks for many Democrats. And they can’t do anything to stop it.

At least in the short term, there seems to be nothing that can extinguish all hair on fire on a progressive left.

But, against the backdrop of the predominant and unchanged reaction to Trump among the Democrats, I met one Republican, a tourist who offered a little warning for Trump administration.

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“I am proud to be Republicans and voted for Trump,” he told me for a cigarette late night near our hotel, “But these tariffs are nervous me.” I pressed it on why he said, ‘I seller. If all we sell from Mexico shoots at the price, we do not know what to do. “

“Well,” I asked, “how long do you think it will take to make the product to the US? “

“Two, three years,” he said. “But I don’t have a case in two years, I deal in two to two months.”

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The only thing everyone agrees is that Trump is moving fast. For some, it is horrified. For others it is exciting. But the Democrats are very mistaken when they believe that Trump voters regret, even those who are a little nervous.

After all, Donald Trump does exactly what he promises.

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