Disgruntled Ex-Trump Staffers Who Voted for Biden, From Michael Cohen to Omarosa (Photos)
On election day, TheWrap takes a look at former staffers of President Trump who are exercising their civic duty to dish revenge on their former boss by voting for Joe Biden.
“Guess what I did this morning…bright and early?” tweeted former Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen @JoeBiden @KamalaHarris #BidenHarris2020 #MeaCulpa #Disloyal
“Vote for your country,” tweeted former FBI director James Comey while wearing a Biden Harris T-shirt.
“Just know that I voted for the graduate of Howard University, because I’m a Bison through and through!” Omarosa Manigault Newman told Extra in support of Kamala Harris, Joe Biden’s running mate.
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“.@realDonaldTrump is going to get destroyed,” tweeted Anthony Scaramucci in support of Biden
“Closing argument: 230,000+ American lives lost. Vote him out,” tweeted Miles Taylor.
“Old news for many…but a year ago my life & my family’s life changed suddenly & irrevocably. This time last year, I appeared before the House Committees investigating @realDonaldTrump ‘s extortion of Ukraine to steal an American election. I did my duty & told the truth,” tweeted former Alexander Vindman Director for European Affairs for the United States National Security Council.
“I always get excited when I vote & today the right to vote meant even more. As a lifelong #Republican-for the 1st time ever in my voting life-#IVoted for a straight #Democratic ticket. Together-we can stop @realDonaldTrump from continuing to destroy our country.” tweeted Former Homeland Security Official Olivia Troye.
At long last, it’s Election Day. Finally, we’ve arrived at the end of this extraordinarily stressful presidential election cycle. It may not be a quick ending — it’ll depend on whether early results in key states give us a clear winner in this race between Joe Biden and Donald Trump — but it should be an ending nonetheless.
Joe Biden has quite a sizable lead in the polls over incumbent Donald Trump — although that was also true four years ago, when Trump pulled off his upset win over presumed front-runner Hillary Clinton.