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Ex-MAGA Podcaster Deploys Billboards Urging Trump Exit

4/29/2026

Summary

Story summary

Rich Logis, a former MAGA podcaster, launched a Texas billboard campaign urging Trump supporters to leave the movement.
The campaign notes former MAGA voters who report moral injury and family harm as reasons for abandoning President Donald Trump.
Billboard ads cost $20,000 and will soon appear in Florida, Pennsylvania and Iowa, expanding beyond Texas.
In the latest Associated Press-NORC (AP-NORC) poll, President Donald Trump’s approval rating stands at 33%.

History

Historical Context

In 2009 the Tea Party organized the Taxpayer March on Washington, with FreedomWorks and allies claiming up to 300,000 participants. By 2010 internal dissent surfaced, foreshadowing splits. Today former MAGA podcaster Rich Logis has bought $20,000 of Texas billboards urging Trump supporters to abandon the movement, echoing those earlier defections.

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Story summary

Rich Logis, a former MAGA podcaster, launched a Texas billboard campaign urging Trump supporters to leave the movement.
The campaign notes former MAGA voters who report moral injury and family harm as reasons for abandoning President Donald Trump.
Billboard ads cost $20,000 and will soon appear in Florida, Pennsylvania and Iowa, expanding beyond Texas.
In the latest Associated Press-NORC (AP-NORC) poll, President Donald Trump’s approval rating stands at 33%.

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