Fingers Crossed That the Trump Effect on the GOP Lasts Far Beyond His Presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : They know how popular President Trump and his agenda are, and they want to be on the winning team.
44% : It was the Bushies who acted like their hair had been set on fire when it became obvious in 2016 that Donald Trump was going to win the Republican nomination.
38% : The high of getting my first real taste of political activism during President Reagan's landslide year had obviously given me unrealistic expectations.
32% : Along with their consultant class grifter/fluffers, they did everything they could to undermine Trump during his first term.
31% : There was no way I was going to vote for Bill Clinton, and every time I had heard Ross Perot speak I got the feeling that he was heading off to do something disturbing with buttermilk and waterfowl as soon as he was done.
26% : That means that they're easily buffeted by the winds of political convenience and could be blown off course once President Trump leaves office in 2029.

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