Elise Stefanik Is the First Casualty of the Great Trump Disillusionment

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "There are others that can do a good job at the United Nations," Trump wrote on his social media platform, demonstrating yet again that loyalty to his cause is easily disregarded when there are more pressing and self-serving matters at stake.
50% : If that were the case, Trump could have kept her in the House until after the budget reconciliation votes this spring and then sent her to the U.N. Instead, it was most likely because Republicans knew they might struggle to keep her congressional seat in a special election.
50% : The warning signs are everywhere: As Nate Cohn of The Times wrote Friday morning, Trump has already blown his post-election honeymoon; more Americans disapprove of his performance than approve of it.
44% : A Democrat flipped an Iowa State Senate seat in January, and in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, another Democrat startled the political world by winning a State Senate district that Trump took by 15 points last November.
44% : The administration is doing real damage to middle-class foundations like Social Security, and red states will pay the heaviest price.
28% : President Trump and his crew may appear oblivious to the growing sense of discomfort and fear among voters about the administration's excesses, but there was a clear sign on Thursday that his team is well aware the first two months of his term are not playing well outside the MAGA cave.
10% : The decision to drop Representative Elise Stefanik's nomination as ambassador to the United Nations could not have been an easy one for a White House that is loath to acknowledge any misstep, and it was clearly a humiliation for Stefanik.

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