'We helped get you in office': Trump voters fear they’ll lose benefits in new term
Raw StoryJust one month after Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, some of the president-elect's supporters in the small town of New Castle, Pennsylvania are concerned about whether or not their benefits are at risk under his incoming administration, The Washington Post reports. Per the report, part-time tax consultant Lori Mosura abandoned the Democratic Party and backed Trump because, in her opinion, "He is more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich." Now that Trump's Cabinet nominees and Republican lawmakers are urging the MAGA leader to cut federal spending, the 55-year-old is unsure she made the right decision at the polls. Tom Scott, who leads Lawrence County Community Action Partnership, a social service agency that assists New Castle residents, told the Post, "Everybody is on hyperalert.
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