Voters in a key Pennsylvania swing district weigh in on Trump, gas prices and Iran war

NBC News spoke to voters at a gas station in the 10th District, the type of area that will be key for Republicans to win in the midterms if they hope to retain control of the House majority.

MILLERSBURG, Pa. — Amanda Robbins is angry about the war with Iran. She’s angry about the price of gas.

But mostly, the 35-year-old resident of Millersburg, Pennsylvania, is mad at herself for backing President Donald Trump at the ballot box. Not once, not twice.

“Three times,” Robbins said while she fueled up at the Penn Jersey Mart here. “That was my bad. Apparently, I’m an idiot.”

Robbins was so fed up that she used an expletive to describe the president: “a worthless pile of s---.”