Throughout his campaign,Watch Vidocq Online supporters of Donald Trump loyally stood by his in-your-face bombast, from that verylewd Access Hollywoodclip to the blunt insults he threw time and time again.
In their eyes, The Donald could do no wrong.
Now the "Trumpgrets" Tumblr is bringing to life those #MAGA voters who do have a critical thing or two to say about the President-elect. Some concerns regard equal pay, medicare funding, or the fact that Trump isn't trying to put Hillary Clinton in jail, and even went so far as to call the Clintons "good people."
It was all just too much for these Trump supporters to take.
@realDonaldTrump Sir you need to keep your word to the USA. Hillary broke the law, pruger herself and is a crook. She belongs in jail
— Paul Jackson Jr (@PKJack54) November 22, 2016
@realDonaldTrump Thanks for becoming a politician and going back on your promises. I'm thinking mayve I shouldn't have voted period.
— Paul Jackson Jr (@PKJack54) November 23, 2016
@realDonaldTrump Deciding not to investigate Clinton's foundation after most of your campaign was based on this makes me regret supporting u
— Raya Pachevurova (@rpachevurova) November 23, 2016

There was also talk about recent cabinet suitors and selections, and even some policy plans.
I, a Jew, was willing to give Trump a chance til I heard his cheif of staff say he'd not allow his kids to go to a school if Jews attended.
— carl reiner (@carlreiner) November 29, 2016



There were also people who just weren't too happy with Trump's words lately.
@realDonaldTrump what PROOF do YOU have, that you DID? Let's put facts on table b4 making comments. Still don't regret voting 4 U tho. #MAGA
— Heidi Duncanson (@HeidiDuncanson) November 30, 2016
@realDonaldTrump PLEASE SHUT UP. Can't you just ignore and zip it 🤐 until you take office? The more you speak the more I regret my choice
— Deb N. (@DebNord) November 29, 2016
Especially the words he says on a certain social media platform...



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