Trump's Doing Nothing to Win Over Anti-Trump GOP Voters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : For those who believe instilling a culture of life is more important than passing anti-abortion laws, this issue becomes more complex than it once appeared.
52% : Realizing that depriving Trump of their votes was a more realistic goal than getting them to vote for a (gasp!)
52% : It's also true that we know even more about Trump than we did in the past.
45% : It's difficult to remember, but prior to Jan. 6, Liz Cheney was a Republican in good standing who voted for Trump and voted against his first impeachment.
34% : Back in 2016, Trump chose a mild-mannered evangelical running mate, hired "adult" staffers meant to assuage concerns about his temperament and commitment to conservatism, and he relied on a list of possible Supreme Court Justice nominees approved by The Federalist Society.
33% : During an interview with ABC News' This Week on Sunday, Cheney said that "There's a lot that has to be done to begin to rebuild the Republican Party, potentially to build a new conservative party," but "that has to wait until after the 2024 election because our focus has got to be on defeating Donald Trump.
30% : In the past, Never Trumpers were, by definition, against Trump.
27% : This time around, whether they come to this decision on their own, or with some prodding, more Never Trump Republicans will be tempted to pull the lever for Biden.
23% : This is found liable for sexual assault Trump.
21% : Trump said on Truth Social that anyone who made a "contribution" to Haley would be "permanently barred from the MAGA camp."
19% : What has Trump done lately to pacify Reaganite concerns?
17% : It's also true that Trump hasn't extended much of an olive branch to Never Trump Republicans.
8% : And if you're a fiscal conservative, both Biden and Trump have spent like drunken sailors (with Trump being the bigger spender).
6% : Trump's character deficiencies are another obvious problem for social conservatives who, after all, railed against Bill Clinton.

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