The Daily Trump, Again
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Nov 6, 2024 
Nate Cohn, Chief Political Analyst for The New York Times, Lisa Lerer, National Political Correspondent, and Astead W. Herndon, Politics Reporter, dive into the implications of Donald Trump's unprecedented reelection. They dissect the unique challenges of a convicted felon campaigning for a second term, the emotional fallout among liberals, and voter motivations swaying toward Trump’s leadership style over traditional policies. The trio also reflects on the shifting power dynamics in Congress and the urgent need for Democrats to reimagine their approach in response.
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Trump's Unexpected Popularity
- Trump's liabilities, including January 6th and convictions, didn't deter voters.
- His popularity has grown since 2016, potentially due to a more disciplined campaign and normalization.
Voter Preferences
- Some Trump supporters overlook his controversial policies.
- There's increased openness to strongman leadership, blurring the lines between policy and leadership style preferences.
Desire for Change
- Voters prioritize desired change over potential threats to democracy.
- Democrats focused on Trump's threat to democracy but failed to offer a compelling alternative vision of change.