“I’m done. I cannot look my children in the eye and tell them I voted for this man.”
On Saturday morning, she texted her oldest son: “I’m not voting for Trump.” He quickly replied, “It’s about time.”
Aimee Winder Newton, a 42-year-old mother of four who lives in Utah, was sitting at her kitchen table when a friend, a Democrat, sent a link to the video.
“Your guy,” was all the message said, punctuated by a red-faced emoji.
“My guy?” Newton thought to herself, although it was true — after much consternation and perhaps a bit of self-delusion, Donald Trump had become her choice for president.
But as she listened to Trump describe how he could do what he wanted to women just because he was a “star,” Newton decided that she had had enough.
“I thought maybe this abrasiveness was just a show,” she said. “But in the weeks since his convention, it’s become evident that this is the man he is. You feel like the rumors are true and that . . . ”
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