Trump BLINDSIDED as MAGA Base FULLY ABANDONS HIM!!
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Takeaways
- ❖Former Trump proxies like Batya Ungar-Sargon and Caroline Sunshine are publicly stating that Trump has 'destroyed the MAGA movement' and that his supporters are 'hurting' financially.
- ❖Polls indicate a 34-point shift in Trump's net approval rating among non-college educated white voters, moving from +32 points to -2 points.
- ❖Trump's net approval rating on the economy among non-college whites has shifted over 40 points, now at -15 points.
- ❖Voters who did not cast a ballot in the 2024 election now show a -50 point net approval rating for Trump, a more than 50-point move against him.
- ❖Former Trump voters express regret over his policies, citing increased gas prices, food costs, and factory closures due to tariffs.
- ❖Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser emphasizes the need to 'stand strong' against what he characterizes as a 'lawless bullying administration' rather than accommodating it.
- ❖Weiser highlights his successful prosecution of Tina Peters for undermining election equipment and his ongoing fight against corporate monopolies like Ticketmaster.
Insights
1MAGA Proxies Publicly Denounce Trump
Batya Ungar-Sargon, a former prominent Trump proxy, appeared on NewsNation to state that Trump's supporters are 'hurting' financially and need his help, questioning why he has caused this pain. Similarly, Caroline Sunshine, a former Trump 2024 campaign communications director, declared on CNN that 'MAGA's done' and that Trump has 'destroyed it,' claiming the base is leaving due to disagreement with his policies and perceived abandonment.
Batya Ungar-Sargon's comments on NewsNation and Caroline Sunshine's statements on CNN.
2Economic Hardship Fuels Voter Disillusionment
Multiple Trump voters and commentators cite rising costs of food and gas, and the impact of tariffs, as reasons for their regret and anger. One voter mentioned skipping meals and buying canned chicken in bulk, while another noted gas prices at $4.50 a gallon. Michael Leek, a former Trump supporter, specifically blamed the Trump administration for allowing E15 ethanol in gas, which he claims makes fuel burn faster and increases costs for businesses.
Testimonies from Trump voters and Michael Leek's social media post.
3Project 2025 Implementation and Trump's Denial
Kevin Roberts, the architect of Project 2025, publicly stated that 1,055 out of 1,913 proposed recommendations from the project have been implemented, crediting Donald Trump. This contradicts Trump's previous claims of not knowing Project 2025 or Kevin Roberts, suggesting a deliberate obfuscation of the administration's policy agenda.
Kevin Roberts' statements regarding Project 2025 implementation.
4Dramatic Decline in Core Voter Support
Analysis of averaged polls reveals a significant erosion of Trump's support among key demographics. His net approval rating with non-college educated white voters shifted 34 points, from +32 points in February 2025 to -2 points. On the economy, his net approval with this group plummeted over 40 points to -15. Additionally, voters who did not cast a ballot in the 2024 election now show a -50 point net approval rating for Trump, indicating a massive shift in sentiment among previously disengaged voters.
Averaged poll data presented in the episode.
5Colorado AG Phil Weiser's Stance Against 'Lawless Bullying'
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, running for governor, advocates for 'standing strong' against a 'lawless bullying administration' rather than accommodating it. He cites his office's 65-plus successful lawsuits against the Trump administration and his prosecution of Tina Peters for election interference as examples of defending the rule of law. Weiser criticizes the current administration for operating as a 'government of billionaires' and for cutting 'sweetheart deals' with corporations like Ticketmaster while harming ordinary citizens.
Phil Weiser's statements regarding his legal actions and political philosophy.
6The Constitution as an 'Implied Contract' of Good Faith
The host and Phil Weiser discuss the US Constitution as a 'commitment' and an 'implied contract' that includes covenants of good faith and fair dealing. They argue that the current administration's actions, such as creating commissions to bypass the established court system or supporting individuals like Tina Peters who broke the law, violate these implied covenants and represent a fundamental departure from American values and the rule of law.
Legal interpretation and philosophical discussion between the host and Phil Weiser.
Lessons
- Engage actively in political processes and support leaders who demonstrate a commitment to the rule of law and fight for the interests of the people, not just powerful corporations or billionaires.
- Educate yourself on policy impacts, such as tariffs and fuel composition, to understand how government decisions directly affect personal finances and local economies.
- Hold elected officials accountable for their promises and actions, especially concerning economic stability and adherence to constitutional principles, by scrutinizing their records and challenging perceived corruption.
Quotes
"Mr. President, your supporters are hurting. People who voted for you three times, who would walk over Legos covered in hot coals to vote for you, are broke."
"The base is leaving because they don't agree with this conflict, and they don't believe that this is what they voted for, and they're they're correct."
"I think he's a big dumb orange animal who's never read a book and is, you know, is kind of... a shitty person."
"I voted for you and you don't care about me?"
"He's a con man, a liar, doesn't keep his promises. He's in office all for himself and he doesn't even try to hide his corruption anymore."
"1,055 as we sit here have been implemented. The person who deserves credit for that is one Donald J. Trump."
"What's the answer to a lawless bullying administration? Is it trying to make nice? Is it trying to accommodate? Or is it standing strong for the principles that we believe in?"
"This administration is running a government of billionaires, of big companies, by big companies and billionaires, and for billionaires and big companies."
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