As the Iowa caucuses approach, the Republican party is rallying behind its presumptive nominee, former President Donald Trump, despite his recent conviction. Trump's campaign has reported an impressive $53 million in donations within 24 hours of his conviction in his New York hush money trial, indicating strong support from both big and small donors .
Trump's promises of political revenge in a potential second term have been embraced or even cheered by his supporters. Over the past year, Trump loyalists have been actively exploring legal theories and drafting policy proposals to carry out Trump's wishes.
The aftermath of Trump's conviction has highlighted the significant change in the political environment around him. The former president's first term was marked by his clashes with political norms and veteran lawmakers. However, these obstacles have been largely reduced or reshaped to his advantage, and Trump and his allies are poised to exploit this new reality if he wins a second term.
Trump's policy goals, once seen as aspirational or vague, are now neither insignificant nor theoretical. His rematch with Joe Biden is not a repeat of the 2020 campaign or the 2016 race against Hillary Clinton. This time, Trump would enter the White House with a level of support from congressional Republicans that he did not have in his first term.
Trump's first visit to Capitol Hill since the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol received a standing ovation from House lawmakers and a birthday cake from Senate Republicans. Any Republican opposition that arose in the wake of the riot has largely disappeared, thanks to Trump's efforts to build a political operation that endorses favored candidates and works to silence dissenting voices within the party.
Trump's campaign is full of expansive proposals targeting immigration, taxes and trade. He and his closest advisers plan to use a broad view of their executive branch to implement many of these proposals without requiring congressional approval.
Despite the challenges and controversies of his first term, Trump is surrounded by loyal advisers who are poised to play key roles in a potential second term. Now the focus is on securing loyalty to Trump from the start and placing those loyalists in their positions on day one.
As the campaign enters its final stretch, Trump, a twice-impeached former president who faces numerous legal challenges, is at the height of his power within the Republican Party. He is facing an unpopular incumbent, Joe Biden, during a time of profound global disruption. Despite the high stakes, the Republican party is firmly behind Trump, ready to support their candidate in the next election.
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