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A Year After Voting for President Trump

January 20, 2018

Lebanon, Kansas is the geographical center of the continental U.S. It’s a small town of just over 200 where most of the residents voted for President Trump, hoping his election would provide relief as their jobs disappeared. We visited last year as Trump took the oath of office. How do they feel about their votes today?

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