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Even Iowa Republicans who initially wanted to move on from Trump see hope — and a mandate — in his win

  • Shanen Ebersole believes that understanding her life would clarify her support for Donald Trump, emphasizing a need for focus on the economy and immigration.
  • Ebersole commented, "The majority of people who voted for Trump are not the far-right crazies," reflecting a broader sentiment among his supporters.
  • Mudd noted that Trump supporters feel "excitement and optimism," while Sarcone pointed out concerns over the economy, crime rates, and border issues.
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