Some Republicans are angry about Trump's prosecution yet ready to vote for someone else in 2024
Some Republican-leaning voters in early-voting states say they're angry about Donald Trump’s indictment on charges that he mishandled classified documents PELLA, Iowa -- Kathleen Evenhouse took a break from her work in the corner of a small-town Iowa coffee shop to slam the federal criminal indictment of Donald Trump as patently political, the work of a U.S. Justice Department she says is awash in hypocrisy. “I think we're playing a Game as a country,” the 72-year-old author from Pella said in an interview, expressing a sentiment widely shared among conservatives since the former president was charged. “I think that damages any sense of justice or any sense of — should I even bother to vote? Why should I listen to the news? Or why should I care?" Evenhouse does plan to vote in Iowa's first-in-the-nation Republican presidential caucuses next year. Despite her anger about Trump's plight, he will not win her support. Many voters in early states who will play an ou...