From a Former Trump Supporter

Here are a couple of comments on the story at left:

My wife and I owned a horse-breeding ranch when we were younger, and virtually all our employees were Latinos.  There is no question that these folks are by-and-large honest, family-oriented, and extremely hard-working people.

The fellow telling the story is the typical Trump supporter, in that in order for something in our society to be deemed “bad,” it has to happen to them. People being arrested by armed, faceless kidnappers and deported to torture-prisons while their little children are swept away didn’t seem bad at all–until these gross violations of human rights and international law affected his business.

The line “I might have f***ed up” is actually kind of funny. Pal, you f***ed up the moment you voted for an overtly racist criminal sociopath to lead what was once a great nation.

We’re at approximately the one-eighth mark through Trump’s second presidency.  We actually do see a diminution in his support, perhaps due to the epiphanies of folks with construction companies who need honest workers.