Donald Trump is torching the coalition that made him president, seemingly unaware of — or simply unconcerned by — the depth of discontent permeating his movement.
Why it matters: Trump won back the White House with the most eclectic alliance in modern politics — a blend of MAGA diehards, crypto evangelists, nonwhite men, podcast bros, anti-war populists and culture-war Christians.
What Republicans...
The strongest version of this narrative highlights legitimate fractures in Trump's political coalition, driven by his recent provocations and policy shifts. The article effectively documents the erosion of support among key demographics—Christian voters, MAGA media figures, crypto enthusiasts, and minority voters—through specific examples of Trump's actions and their consequences. The inclusion of polling data and direct quotes from critics like Megyn Kelly lends credibility to the claim that th...