Here's the issue, though. When you look at Trump supporters, they were also mad about Obamacare, and then they realized, slowly, that people were going to lose health coverage. A lot of people didn't care that they were losing health coverage, they still supported Trump. But some people started reconsidering when they saw the impact, something that was abstract became something concrete. We're not going to get to all of the hard-core opponents of free trade. We're not going to get to the real opponents of NAFTA, but around the edges, people who didn't really think about this or didn't realize the full impact when they voted, those are the folks we can get to when we show up in their individual congressional district, or we can get to plants and show people direct jobs.
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