A MAGA Schism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Now back to my actual animals.
50% : Similarly, the Russia-Ukraine war could be settled in a day, according to candidate Trump in 2023.
43% : From where I sit, this is just another chapter in the long story of people convincing themselves that Trump is wholly on their side only to discover he's not and never will be.
41% : So they insist that their free trade for specialized labor position is really a nationalist, America-first, priority.
38% : When Trump ran for president the first time, he insisted that it would be "so easy" to fix health care (just get rid of the lines between states!).
36% : From their vantage point, they support free trade for high-end workers.
34% : Trump has much less wiggle room.
34% : And it's going to be particularly popcorn-worthy watching Vice President-elect J.D. Vance try to stay the Golden Boy for both the winners and the losers while never disagreeing with Trump (or Musk).
30% : Books, reports, studies, and conferences on immigration policy have punctuated these debates going back to the Clinton administration and Barbara Jordan's commission on immigration reform.
26% : If 30, or even three, Republicans agree with the Loomer crowd, it's hard to see how Trump makes up for that with Democratic votes.
25% : My point isn't that this divide will be the undoing of Trump or anything like that.
25% : The joke's not on Trump, of course.

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