Yes, Trump voters signed up for 'this' - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Conversely, a whopping 74 percent said that they remain "very confident" that Trump was the right choice.
55% : Without hesitation, Trump said, "Well, they did sign up for it, actually, and this is what I campaigned on." Coming from a man with a pathological aversion to honesty, this is surprisingly true.
55% : But they're stunned when the same thing happens in places that Trump won handily in his three presidential campaigns.
50% : Now, along with Arkansas's Republican-led legislature, Sanders has cosigned a letter asking Trump to "reconsider" her request.
49% : In February, Bradley Bartell's wife, Camila Muñoz, who is Peruvian, was arrested by ICE at an airport as the couple returned from their honeymoon.
47% : Since Trump descended that escalator in Trump Tower to announce his first run for the presidency 10 years ago next month, there have been various narratives about his supporters.
45% : With the current administration reaching historic lows in popularity in its first 100 days, the new portrayal of Trump supporters is that they didn't vote for economic hardship and erratic leadership when they chose to send the former reality TV star-turned-disgraced-ex-president-turned-convicted-felon back to the White House.
42% : It's not a coincidence that there were a number of Confederate flags, including one paraded in the US Capitol, at the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection or that Trump has often mentioned the need to take "back" the country.
37% : As Trump targeted diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in federal government, his supporters envisioned only Black people suffering, not military veterans and white women.
33% : A decade of absolving Trump supporters serves no one but the millions whose ballots are delivering sorrow and chaos.
31% : During his campaign, Trump often talked about the stiff tariffs that he would impose on China and other countries.
31% : So is Trump's promise to "cut the fat out of our government," which some who voted for Trump mistakenly believed wouldn't harm communities beyond Washington, D.C.
30% : Trump supporters, the vast majority of whom are white, are still behind the president because they're inextricably connected by their prejudices and racist resentments.
24% : During that campaign, it was falsely and incessantly reported that economic anxiety -- and not a virulent racist backlash that Trump exploited after eight years of a Black president -- propelled him to the White House.
24% : But whatever discontent Trump supporters may have with the president, there's no evidence so far that they regret their vote for him.
21% : But while the Wisconsin man described the ordeal to People magazine as "a nightmare," he said he didn't regret voting for Trump.

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