Undecided voter Ken Bone says he is ‘very unhappy’ with Trump

Ken Bone, the undecided voter who became famous after asking a question in his red sweater during the second presidential debate, has expressed his displeasure with President Trump.

“Overall, I’m very unhappy with what I see," he recently told CNN.

His issues appear to be centered around disagreements with some of the president’s policies including the immigration order, the ban on transgender service people in the military, and the desire to repeal Obamacare.

And Bone said of Trump’s border wall, “We invented something as a society a little while ago called the airplane and the ladder to defeat walls pretty regularly.”

He was also critical of the president’s apparent fixation with the media and possible involvement with Russia.

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Nevertheless, during an appearance on HBO’s ‘Real Time With Bill Maher’ last month, the self-described Libertarian refused to reveal whom he voted for in the 2016 election.

The Illinois resident, who had previously indicated voting for Republican John McCain in 2008 and Democrat Barack Obama four years later, told Maher, “I promised before the election that I wouldn’t say who I voted for, because like it or not we’re obsessed with celebrities in this country, and even an F-list celebrity like me, people put stock in their opinion.”

He also declined to talk about his candidate preferences for 2020.

Bone became an Internet sensation about a year ago after asking Trump and opponent Hillary Clinton about their respective energy policies.