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What about the idea, essentially, not just that Republicans like or love Donald Trump, but believe he has been a good influence on the party? And here it is. Just look at this. Say, Trump's had a good effect on the GOP among Republicans. When he left after term number one, it was 71 percent. Just before he was running for that second term, right, it was 62 percent. Now, it's again, 71 percent of Republicans who say that Donald Trump has had a good effect on the Republican Party. I know that there are a lot of people out there, especially on the left, who say, oh, my God, we just want to grant that one little thing that, you know, oh, there's weakness in Donald Trump's grip on the GOP, weakness in MAGA's grip on the GOP. It just simply put, isn't there, even after this whole stuff that's been going on in Minnesota, which obviously hasn't necessarily been popular with the general electorate, but among Republicans, they liked Donald Trump, they liked MAGA, they liked J.D. Vance, and they believed that Donald Trump's had a good effect on the GOP as much as it has ever been. It's as strong as it's ever been, not with independents, not with, like you said, the general electorate, but with Republicans, pretty clear they're not going anywhere. That's correct. Donald Trump, MAGA, J.D. Vance, they ain't going nowhere when it comes to the GOP.
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