Scared of another Trump term? Here's how it could work out better than you think. - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : But if Trump was an outlet for blue-collar grievance, he hasn't delivered much on the central promise of his political career.
37% : And Trump tapped that anger in his 2016 campaign.
36% : Trump will never get that kind of backing.
32% : Even if he puts his most ill-advised proposals aside, Trump is sure to be divisive.
21% : Voting for Trump that year and in the last two presidential elections was a way to signal disdain for the people who'd screwed you over -- and, more broadly, for an economy that has tilted more and more to the professional classes.
19% : "In his first term, Trump was surrounded by people who restrained his worst impulses.
18% : But if Trump does even some of what he's promising, it could blow up on him in a way little else has.
18% : But if he actually drags Nancy Pelosi into court or sends baton-wielding troops into crowds of demonstrators, Trump could face significant backlash -- from liberals and middle-of-the-road voters alike.

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