“Trump is 100% responsible for what happened on January 6th.”
“My name is Lori. I live in Wisconsin. I am a former Trump voter, and I will not be voting for him in 2024.
“Trump is 100% responsible for what happened on January 6th. He stood there at that ellipse on that day and said, I will join you down there. Then in the debate when he said, proud boys stand by or stand down, or stand by, I don’t remember exactly the words, but to them that was their cue to be there. And, and we’ve learned since then that there was a great deal of communication prior to that day. So this was not something accidental, that these people just happened to show up there. This was planned and I thank God, that the law enforcement stopped these people, ’cause I think they truly would have hung Mike Pence and it would be Trump’s responsibility.
“JD Vance, when you look at videos from several years ago, had nothing good to say about Donald Trump, and now he will just follow him around like a little puppy.
“And just like Trump, JD Vance would take us back even further. We can’t afford to have that man be in the White House with Donald Trump. He’s a yes-man. He’ll do anything Trump asked him to do, I don’t think the man has a spine at all.
“I started hearing about Project 2025, I think probably about a year or so ago, it takes our government department by department and what the conservative party plans to do when the Republicans are back in the White House. I live on Social Security. I will probably lose my social security. My health insurance is Medicare. I paid for those through years of working. They will dismantle the Department of Education, and Obamacare will be gone. The Justice Department will report directly to the president. If the Republicans get ahold of both houses and the presidency, we’re done, that’s it. We wouldn’t be the United States of America anymore.
“In 2024 I will be voting for Kamala Harris. One of the things that I admire most about Kamala Harris is she was the attorney General while I was living in California. And I think she came in, I think it was 2010. You know, the economy was still just on the brink, and if she had not stood up to the big banks, I would’ve lost my condo. So I am forever grateful to Kamala Harris.”