Trump voters in some of the nation’s most competitive congressional districts showed a new willingness to voice critiques of the administration in interviews with NBC News.
\n\nTrump voters in competitive congressional districts expressed some frustrations with the administration in interviews with NBC News. Saul Loeb / AFP via Getty Images
\n\nRep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., said yesterday that Democrats should not prioritize impeaching Trump if they win control of the House in the upcoming midterm elections, but instead should focus on making life more affordable for Americans.
\n\nClyburn told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” that if Democrats take back the House, he feels confident that their first order of business would be making the country accessible and affordable for all citizens.
\n\nFor more than a decade, one of Trump’s greatest strengths has been the devotion of his base — voters who were reluctant to criticize him and quick to defend him in public settings. Many of them have lost or strained friendships with their vehement support and insistence that he is virtually infallible.
\n\nBut in late-August conversations with Trump voters across eight of the nation’s most competitive congressional districts, running along Interstate 80 from central New Jersey to Omaha, Nebraska, there…
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