Crooksandliars iconCrooksandliarsAug 16, 2026 ~1 min source read

Iowa - The Land Of Corn And Voter's Remorse

CNN's John King traveled to Iowa to interview people who are three-time Trump voters and who are experiencing voter's remorse to the point that they are seriously considering voting for a Democrat in the midterms. Chris Mudd, an avid golfer, isn't considering switching parties yet, but is frustrated with congressional Republicans.

Iowa - The Land Of Corn And Voter's Remorse

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CNN's John King traveled to Iowa to interview people who are three-time Trump voters and who are experiencing voter's remorse to the point that they are seriously considering voting for a Democrat in the...

Chris Mudd, an avid golfer, isn't considering switching parties yet, but is frustrated with congressional Republicans.

You know, I, I, I can't tell you that I'm 100% excited about everything that's happened.

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CNN's John King traveled to Iowa to interview people who are three-time Trump voters and who are experiencing voter's remorse to the point that they are seriously considering voting for a Democrat in the midterms. Chris Mudd, an avid golfer, isn't considering switching parties yet, but is frustrated with congressional Republicans. You know, I, I, I can't tell you that I'm 100% excited about everything that's happened.

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The interest rates are expensive, and gas is expensive. They're frustrated with the way things have gone on. I believe that there's some pain that we have to go through to get this thing fixed." King also spoke with Lindsay Murray, a young woman who was born in China, adopted by a family in Kansas, and moved to Iowa to open a bookstore and start a family.

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