ট্রাম্পের সমports rating গিয়েছে নিম্নলিখিত নিম্নে, and congressional republicans are growing alarmed about their midterm prospects. Stephanie Slade, author of "Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue and the Future of the American Right," discusses whether these strains are prompting a reconsideration of conservatism itself. She notes that many conservative voters, including some who supported Trump in three elections, now feel betrayed over his foreign policy, the Epstein files, and a focus away from lowering the cost of living.
Additionally, the exodus of scholars, donors, and board members from the Heritage Foundation after its president defended Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes has highlighted ideological extremism on the right. Slade argues that there is a dawning recognition that Trump is an unreliable ally, citing his inconsistency on campaign promises and self-dealing. As the National Conservatism conference meets in Jerusalem, she questions whether the decline in Trump’s standing affects the broader national conservative project, noting that many bet their future on Trumpism, which polling suggests is not delivering for voters.
She defines "will-to-power politics" as an approach that views politics as a war to reward friends and punish enemies, repudiating traditional conservative principles.
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