Trump is who they voted for.

they forgot to mention medical sales people who eventually sell their business right before they bust the biggest medical fraud in the state.

 

Its honestly funny cuz I'm the most vindicated individual for selling it. I sold at the very peak and now my ex business is worth less than half of what I sold it for. I'm never emotional when it comes to business which is why you'll never be on my level

 

"fool me every damn day, it's a cult"

what a line lol

 

Dam!! Maybe there is hope for my folks, I doubt it but maybe just maybe

 

Matheus had already spent months and much of his and his wife’s savings pursuing a green card when he was taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, CNN reported. What followed was a long and exhausting legal battle, mounting costs, and a heartbreaking decision that ultimately forced them to leave the United States.

His wife shared their story publicly, posting a raw and emotional message that quickly gained traction online. “ICE can’t find my husband… but I voted for MAGA,” she wrote. The line struck a nerve, capturing the painful clash between personal politics, immigration enforcement, and the harsh realities many families face.

After months of rising legal fees and emotional turmoil, she said they had no choice but to leave the country and start over abroad. It wasn’t a decision made lightly. The couple had exhausted their resources and could no longer afford to keep fighting in court while covering basic living expenses.

The financial burden escalated quickly. They had to buy plane tickets, move their belongings overseas, and find temporary housing in a new country. Now, they’re navigating daily life in an unfamiliar place while trying to secure jobs and rebuild some sense of stability. Through it all, they’ve leaned heavily on the generosity of extended family just to stay afloat.

“Between mounting legal costs, plane tickets, moving our belongings out of the country, and basic living expenses while we work to find jobs and stability in a new community, we are struggling to stay afloat,” she shared. Their savings are gone, and the adjustment has been far harder than they ever imagined.