The NPR Politics Podcast Trump Is The Past, Present, And Future Of The Republican Party
Mar 1, 2021
Donald Trump's influence on the Republican Party remains powerful, as shown in his recent speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Support for him is steadfast despite dissent, shaping party unity and discussions on immigration. The podcast also dives into Trump's surprising vaccine endorsement and its effects on Republican vaccination rates. Additionally, the debate over COVID relief funds and their impact on school reopenings, along with the Senate's ruling on the minimum wage, highlight ongoing political challenges.
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Listener Story
- A listener named Kristen called in from Alaska.
- She's taking a break from vaccinating patients to ski with her dogs.
Trump's Continued Influence
- Donald Trump's CPAC speech indicates his continued influence in the Republican Party.
- He's still fixated on the past election, criticizing Biden and hinting at a 2024 run.
Trump's Party
- Trump confirmed he won't form a new party, claiming the Republican Party is united behind him.
- He views the party as his own, with only a few dissenters.