Sitting in a lawn chair next to his golf cart covered with campaign posters, Ed McGinty does not hold back from telling fellow residents of the world’s largest retirement community what he thinks of President Trump.
In The Villages, a 32 square-mile Florida enclave sold to its 132,000 largely white, largely conservative population as the place where “all your dreams come true”, he has spent every day of the past three years as protesting against his nightmare president.
“Biden will kick Trump’s fat ass” and “Trump is Putin’s Bitch” are among the signs the 72-year-old props against his cart, but there is one sign that changes every day: “May Donald Trump burn in hell . . .” it reads, followed by the US coronavirus death