Twit supporter changes his mind

See his long post about why he voted for the Twit and why he regrets it. I'll just post the bullet points below about his change of heart followed by his conclusion. There were some well-meaning conservatives that were fooled by him but after 4 years have awakened to the reality. Let's hope there are enough of this kind to boot the Twit.

1. The wall has not been built.
2. Jobs are not coming back.
3. Didn't cut middle class taxes
4. Didn't repeal and replace Obamacare.
5. Our infrastructure is still crumbling.
6. Didn't pull out of Afghanistan.
7. Didn't ban lobbying and overflowed the swamp.
8. Broke promise to break up big companies.
9. Didn't legalize medical marijuana.
10. Increased spending.

"So yes I supported him, I greatly supported what he said in the last election and I fully admit that. However it gets the point where you have to admit that someone is a liar, and that you were wrong. Well I admit as a Trump supporter that I was wrong, and in the next election I will no longer be voting for Trump. Everything that Trump said he was going to do, he did the exact opposite.

"It really is a shame because I supported a lot of his populist proposals that never happened. I think you will find that out about a lot of Trump supporters. We didn’t vote for the man because we hated the color of your skin or the religion you follow. We were tired of an economy that forgot about the middle class, and we were frustrated with losing jobs and lowering wages. We were saddened by watching our once great nation, not even be able to build a new bridge or a factory here at home instead of in Mexico.

"Yes President Obama didn’t perform a lot of drastic changes or made a lot of gigantic promises, but at least he did everything he said he was going to do and did it well. I really wish we returned to the days of more pragmatic candidates and moderates. I would have voted for a Jim Webb or O’ Malley in a heart beat.

"I don’t regret voting for the man though. I voted for him based on what he said, not on what he had actually accomplished. My error."