Why 'Make Hollywood Great Again' makes sense

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : There will be many places around the country beyond Hollywood where Trump can cultivate a larger political base with promises to keep foreigners and automation away.
50% : California's governor, Gavin Newsom, has proposed much larger tax credits for the industry to try to bring back work for middle-class labour in the film business -- the camera operators, electricians, make-up artists and others who have been displaced by foreign counterparts as production has moved to where labour is cheaper, and audiences are bigger.
49% : So, as Democrats are increasingly buying into an "abundance" agenda focused on regulatory reform and not that dissimilar to the neoliberal policies of the 1990s, cementing themselves as the party of the privileged, Trump is cultivating a new group of anxious workers, this time in services.
48% : As a body of academic research has shown, while outright poverty may decrease support for far-right populism, middle-class voters worried about the future tend to be drawn to it, and its false promises of better opportunities.
40% : To capitalise on this, Trump is offering up his usual prescription: you are anxious about the future, I'll offer you a solution that probably won't work economically (retaliatory tariffs would cause little pain overseas while hurting Los Angeles) but will make you feel cared for politically.
37% : Donald Trump talks about bringing back production lines to the Midwest because so many of the economically precarious voters most open to his message were laid-off factory workers in old production-line industrial towns.
33% : Trump isn't the only one talking about the precariousness of Hollywood jobs.

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