With President Trump and congressional Democrats at a standoff over the border wall, its construction is opposed by more than half of Americans. (Jenny Starrs /The Washington Post)
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. — Two years ago, Jeff Daudert was fed up with politics. He wanted to shake up the status quo. He didn’t mind sending a message to the establishment — and, frankly, he liked the idea of a disruptive president.
But the 49-year-old retired Navy reservist has had some second thoughts.
“What the [expletive] were we thinking?” he asked the other night inside a Walmart here, in an area of blue-collar suburban Detroit that helped deliver the presidency to Trump.
View the complete January 21 article by Matt Viser on The Washington Post website here.