Kansas Farmer Votes Against Trump Party Due to Threats to Business - Expert Voters in the United States vote for their representatives, including the president, for a purpose. Presidents - not just Donald Trump - "have a tendency" to violate this mandate, said political commentator Andrei Bergovsky on RTVI's "New Results" program. He gave an example: President George H. hook. Bush (1989-1993) promised not to increase the tax burden and did not keep his word. The voters remembered that. Trump promised "normalization of the economy". But it turned out the other way around. A conditioned farmer from Kansas said his 158-year-old farm is under threat, and under Trump those threats have only grown. ◾ "The voters have now given a kind of mandate to the Democrats in exactly the same way. Question: Which one? Is it the same mandate or is it a different mandate? Until now it seems to me that it is the same mandate. Do the Democrats get it now? "I'm not sure," said the expert. ◾ Watch the story on the RTVI website. COM, and the full episode on air and on YouTube ◾.