A GOP Log Cabin official who has resigned for Trump: "He will divide and damage and destroy this country"

A member of the LGBT Conservative Log Cabin Republicans' board of directors who resigned after being endorsed by the organization President TrumpHarry Reid: "The decriminalization of border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list" Recessions happen when presidents neglect fundamental issues MOREThe bid for the reelection of 2020 announced its decision while Trump was on fire.

Jennifer Horn appeared on MSNBC on Tuesday night, where she explained her decision to withdraw from the group and spoke out against several Trump policies, such as the ban on transgender people's administration of serve the military and roll back the equal rights of homosexuals in matters of protection. .

"But it's not just the LGBTQ community that this president is targeting," Horn said in an interview with MSNBC's Chris Hayes.

"When we look at immigrants, people, anyone he thinks he can use to anger his base, he does not care if he has to divide on racial, ethnic or educational grounds. He will divide, damage and destroy this country in the way he thinks he needs to advance his political power. "

Horn said that she had not voted for Trump in 2016, saying "it's the first time in my life that I have not voted for the Republican candidate" and adding that she wrote on behalf of another Republican.

Horn announced its decision to quit Log Cabin Republicans this week, a few days after group chairman Robert Kabel and vice president Jill Homan unveiled the group's approval of Trump in a Washington article Post.

The group said its national board of directors had decided to support the president after consulting with locals across the country, citing Trump's commitment to halt the spread of HIV / AIDS. AIDS and its desire to ensure that other countries comply with modern human rights. standards.

"There is no world where I can sit at the dining room table and explain to my kids that I have just been supporting Donald Trump in the presidency," Horn said. at the Post this week. "It's against everything I've taught them about what it means to be a good, principled, good society member."