A Raw Story report highlights growing dissatisfaction among some conservative voters toward former President Donald Trump during his second term, based on interviews cited by Reuters.

According to the article, frustration is emerging over a combination of policy decisions and perceived failures to deliver on campaign promises, which some voters believe are harming both the economy and Republican electoral prospects.

One major point of contention is a controversial interim agreement with Iran that reportedly ended active conflict and included reopening the Strait of Hormuz, lifting U.S.oil sanctions on Iran, and authorizing a large reconstruction fund.

Critics quoted in the report argue that the deal has contributed to declining approval ratings and is viewed by some supporters as inconsistent with Trump’s earlier foreign policy rhetoric.

Additionally, the article describes concerns about tariffs implemented during his term, which some small business owners say have led to increased prices and financial strain.The piece includes testimonials from multiple voters.

A young Trump supporter expressed disappointment over perceived hypocrisy in negotiating with Iran, while a Florida businessman said tariffs severely damaged his business and deepened his disillusionment.

Some voters reportedly now describe Trump’s endorsement as politically harmful, even referring to it as a “kiss of death” for candidates seeking their support.

The article also notes a broader shift among swing voters who are reconsidering party loyalty ahead of upcoming elections, with some indicating they may vote based on perceived competence rather than party affiliation.

Overall, the report suggests that dissatisfaction with policy outcomes and political promises is contributing to weakening enthusiasm among segments of the conservative base, potentially creating challenges for Republican candidates in future midterm contests.