The Epoch Times talked to five Ohioans to find out how their values align with President Trump’s and the issues that are close to their hearts. The interviews occurred from to July 28 to Aug. 5. Read the whole series HERE
Kim Murphy, 55, has lived in central Ohio all her life. She grew up on a farm, worked as a nurse for 20 years, and has since worked as a nurse practitioner for 14.
“I value my family, I value my work, I love my job, I love contributing to society … I enjoy traveling, and I want to be safe,” she said.
She has three adult children and two young grandchildren (whom she and her husband of 35 years were looking after when we visited).
Murphy voted for Trump because she was concerned about the direction America was heading.
“I think a big threat is our debt, if you’re talking governmental policies. For example, the debt ratio. In October, right before the election, it was 105 percent debt to GDP ratio,” she said.
“To me—and that’s part of my internal values, and how I run my household, how I feel everyone should run their world—and that is, money runs out.
