There is a strange dynamic with professionally political punditry and political media where they project claims that are the exact opposite of the reality. Often this is done simply to try and sway public opinion on an issue, to change and/or control the perception of the public, and sometimes it is successful.
Highlighting this false projection, a common refrain against President Trump has been that he limits the scale of support possible for Republican candidates. In reality, the exact opposite is true and evident in the data. It is President Trump who holds more public support than any Republican candidate, and they all ride his coattails.
When you really think about this dynamic, it centers the Machiavellian attacks against Trump by small professionally Republican pundits and candidates. Take the recent example of battleground state Pennsylvania as an example:
President Trump is beating Joe Biden in this battleground state poll by 6 points. However, the Republican Senate candidate, Dave McCormick, is running 7 points behind the Democrat Bob Casey. The combined margin of difference is 13 points, or put another way – Trump pulls more support within the state than the Republican Party.
The Pennsylvania reality shows the scale of how much the Republican Party is now the party of Donald Trump. The dynamic makes sense, because the overwhelming majority of middle class average Americans align with the policy agenda simply known as “America First.”


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