DAVID MARCUS: Trump's big win means Republicans have a real shot at generational power. Don't screw it up

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : All four are issues with majority support in the country, and if Trump, working with a GOP Congress, prioritizes the core four new right principles, there is reason to think voters will continue to reward them with a growing and increasingly diverse coalition.
37% : "Even suburban White women, supposedly his Achilles heel, broke for Trump, which is nice because now they won't have to lie to their husbands about their vote, as Democrats implied cowed women across America would.
36% : CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPDonald Trump will never run for president again, but in four years some Republican will, and whether it is Vice President-elect JD Vance, Gov. Ron DeSantis, or anyone else, Trump has the chance to hand them the keys to a party with the power to fundamentally change America for the better.
35% : The biggest takeaway from Trump's - pollster humiliating - win is not how much he won by, but who he won with.Exit polls tell us that Trump won an astounding 46% of the Hispanic vote, an eye-popping 35% of Black men in Texas, and won first-time voters, who he lost badly to President Joe Biden in 2020, owing to growing support among Gen Z men in their 20s.
33% : When you add to this a conservative 6-3 majority in the Supreme Court, one that Trump could solidify should either Justices Clarence Thomas or Samuel Alito retire, you have all the tools needed to deconstruct our broken deep state bureaucracy.
29% : In Obama's case, specifically in his second term, he and his party lurched so far left that he alienated the very core Democratic voters, such as the White working class, who would then elect Trump, and that is a warning for Republicans.
13% : Trump and the GOP must avoid the kinds of bait and switch we saw with Obama, who, for example, went from lying about opposing gay marriage based on his deep Christian beliefs to "evolving" on his position.

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