Reporter Reveals How Trump Supporters Really Feel About Him Now

Since leaving office former President Donald Trump’s political clout has only become stronger despite the assumptions of many of his haters in Washington and the mainstream media.

According to Politico reporter Tara Palmeri, “People don’t want to hear anything against Trump. Actually, the more he stays out of the media, the more that he becomes this martyr, this looming figure over the GOP.”

In fact, supporters appear to be conducting a “crusade” on behalf of Trump in states like Wyoming, where the former president is “way more popular” than the state’s highest-ranking congressional Republican.

Palmeri came to this realization after speaking with locals at an anti-Cheney rally led by Representative Matt Gaetz.

“I actually went out of my way to try to find someone who would defend her and I really could not,” she claimed. “She didn’t have that much name recognition, considering she’s a Cheney. … I mean, I said her name at a hardware store, and someone shouted a threat.”

Palmeri said that the “overwhelming” conclusion is that Cheney’s vote for Trump’s impeachment was “not a vote for Wyoming” and voters agree that “she has to go.”

The reporter also noticed a huge contrast between what is being portrayed as truth in D.C. and what is accepted as truth in Cheyenne. Palmeri saw locals not wearing face masks, expressing distrust in the coronavirus vaccine, the belief that the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent, and the attack on Capitol Hill was “staged” by Antifa.

I hate that they’re so distrustful,” Palmeri added and pointed out that in Wyoming, “A lot of people said they aren’t really Republicans, that, like, they’re for Trump. That’s it… I think the base is getting stronger, truly. I think an impeachment would make him even more powerful – a conviction is what I mean.”