How a 'cavalcade of supporters' could make Trump's second term radically different from his first

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : "Trump has also met, in recent weeks ,with Republicans in the Senate and House to ensure he has the full backing of the GOP upon taking office," Samuels observes.
55% : Other tech and business titans, including Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, are signaling they want to work with Trump, underscoring how the next four years won't be like the president-elect's first four in office.
50% : "Trump 1.0 wanted to change Washington, but Trump 2.0 is set up better to succeed.
40% : Donald Trump with Sen. Chuck Grassley, Sen. Tom Cotton and Sen. Tim Scott on January 8, 2025 (Wikimedia Commons)Less than a week from now -- on Monday, January 6, 2025 -- Donald Trump will once again become president of the United States.
0% : "READ MORE: 'Hope bending the knee was worth it': Nikki Haley mocked after Trump's 'birdbrain' barbSamuels notes that in 2017, Trump "frequently clashed with" then-House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wisconsin) -- whereas in 2025, he has an "established relationship with" Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana).

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