“I will vote for anybody but Donald Trump in November.”
“Hi, I’m John and I voted for Donald J. Trump in 2016. I voted for Donald Trump in 2016 because he was likely to have control of the nomination of two Supreme Court justices. Because of what I saw of the Donald Trump administration, particularly during the year of 2020, I chose to vote for Biden for president, the first Democrat I’ve ever voted for for president.
“What we saw happening in 2020 is Donald Trump coming out early that year, way before the election, already questioning the election results. There were other things, there was a bad response to COVID, there was the Black Lives Matter spectacle of him going across the street from the White House and holding up the Bible.
“Trouble seemed to be created all over his administration, COVID lies, you know, the bleach, that it would be over by Easter, those sorts of things led me to finally see that he was just an incompetent leader. After the election, we saw the events of January 6th unfold. I was happening to watch it on television and heard Donald Jr. get on the stage and say, this is no longer the Republican Party, this is the party of Trump.
“At that point I decided, well, I’m outta here, and had been thinking about that for some time. On January 7th, 2021, I revoked my membership in the Republican Party. Going forward, I would never vote for a man of the character of Donald Trump. We all watched what went down on January 6th.
“There’s no denying what happened. You can get into a lot of legal jumbo- mumbo jumbo, but when you have 91 felony counts and four different courts, there’s a lot of smoke there and you gotta believe that there’s fire, that there is guilt buried in all of that smoke. It’s not a, again, this has been an effort to undermine the rule of law.
“The law is proceeding, stand by the law, believe what’s happening in these courts. I will vote for anybody but Donald Trump in November, and that includes, I will vote for Joe Biden.”