'Ringing like a bell': GOP insiders sound alarm at brewing storm -- midterms

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "There's a lot of support in these communities for getting tough on trade, for cutting government spending, but if tariffs spin out of control, and there's no results on trade deals, then rural communities are really going to be hit by that.
36% : "Both reverberated across the party on Wednesday, as some Republican elected officials and strategists called for Trump and his billionaire adviser Elon Musk to adopt a more cautious approach to governing.
31% : " ALSO READ: 'Came as a surprise to me': Senators 'troubled' by one aspect of government funding bill Whit Ayres, a longtime GOP pollster, viewed the results in Wisconsin as more of a referendum on Musk, who became a lightning rod in the judicial race he pumped millions of dollars into, than on Trump himself.
12% : "Elon Musk is hurting Donald Trump, there's no question about that," Ayres told Politico.

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