The congresswoman decries the tenor of politics -- "hyper partisan divisiveness getting in the way of progress," she said this week -- and, when asked about impeaching Trump, Gabbard expressed skepticism. Brandon Chamberlin, a health care executive who voted for Trump in 2016, said he is actively considering Gabbard but will "most likely" vote for Trump again is Gabbard fails to win the Democratic nomination. That standing in New Hampshire explains why Gabbard has made the state her focal point. The goal: Motivate people like Nick Barbarian and Brian Gordon, two irregular voters, to support Gabbard in the primary. Larsson, who sees both Gabbard and Trump as people "outside the system" who could step in and "look at it with a critical eye," said he would consider voting for Trump again, especially if Gabbard is not the nominee.

Source: CNN December 13, 2019 11:03 UTC