Trumpism Is a Political Fad

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : It's true that Trump's victory in 2016 amounted to a wake-up call for Republican and Democratic leaders, who faced fierce backlash for their free trade and interventionist foreign policies and failure to control immigration.
46% : But it doesn't make a lot of sense to advocate isolationism when the majority of Americans support the U.S. military presence in Europe and back Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression.
45% : As an intellectual-political movement, Reaganism formed a coalition that fused together economic libertarians, national security hawks, and traditionalists, challenging the liberal thinking about the welfare state and the Cold War that evolved after the New Deal and World War II.
38% : Conservatives will now de-couple themselves from Reaganism, replacing it with a new intellectual brand -- a mishmash of protectionism, isolationism, nativism, and, let's not forget, populism.

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