Do you know what Trump's administration needs more of? Actual conservatives.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : The only quality that seems to matter for a place in this administration is a love of Trump - even a newfound one.
53% : Historically, Republican Cabinet members aligned with the values of hawkish foreign policy, protection of individual liberty and limited government.
46% : It's up to conservatives to keep Trump within our system's checks and balances.
40% : Trump's Cabinet choices have been nothing less than horrible, but conservatives should be alarmed at the number of former Democrats filling the ranks of a second Trump administration.Between RFK Jr., who just last year sought the Democratic nomination for president, and Tulsi Gabbard, the former Democratic congresswoman Trump nominated for director of national intelligence, we're seeing the construction of an administration that is not being filled with conservatives.
33% : The picks of RFK Jr. and Gabbard to the administration do one thing: They add people who have made a political resurgence out of their loyalty to Trump.
26% : Donald Trump doesn't value conservativesPeople have dismissed me for saying that Trump has not been conservative for years, but the more he builds his 2024 transition team, the more I feel vindicated.
24% : She, like others in the prospective administration, has quickly flipped from criticizing Trump to praising him in a matter of years, revealing her lack of coherent principles.
19% : Even though his influence is likely to be limited to HHS, his previous policy points and quick flip on criticisms from Trump worry me.
16% : Trump is likely to make many more enemies for this reason in a second administration, as the only bulwark against his ridiculous slate of nominees is the Senate GOP.
15% : Trump is willing to forgive anyone - except actual conservativesPeople so willing to flip on Trump under the prospect of gaining power are not to be trusted with power, but Trump is evidently a forgiving man when it comes to feeding his ego, more so than he is with actual Republicans who have disagreed with him.
15% : The biggest grudges that Trump holds are with those who have stood strongly by conservatism, which runs against everything Trump stands for.
8% : Trump has held long-term grudges with Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell and many other Republicans who have supposedly crossed him by simply standing by conservative principles of governance.

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