Like their leader, Trump voters don’t want to retreat from the world. But they do want to win.
Left: Supporters wave signs as President Ronald Reagan addresses the Republican National Convention in New Orleans, Aug. 16, 1988. . Right: Backers cheer as Republican presidential candidate and former president Donald Trump walks out to speak in Detroit on June 14. Conventional wisdom holds that the GOP is split into two factions: A Reaganite wing that still holds on to old ideas of U.S. leadership on the world stage and a populist MAGA wing that is deeply skeptical of U.S.
And on every metric measured — from support for NATO, Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, to concerns about democracy, human rights, China and U.S. leadership — those self-identified MAGA Republicans are more hawkish, and less isolationist, than their non-MAGA GOP brethren.Americans of all political persuasions say that politicians should prioritize problems at home over foreign affairs, the Reagan Institute poll finds, including both MAGA and non-MAGA Republicans .
When asked if “the U.S. has a moral obligation to stand up for human rights and democracy whenever possible in international affairs,” 73 percent of MAGA Republicans agree we do, compared with 69 percent of non-MAGA Republicans — including a 40 percent plurality of MAGA voters who “strongly agreed” compared with just 33 percent of non-MAGA Republicans. And a 79 percent supermajority of MAGA voters also “strongly agree” that “a strong U.S.
A 72 percent supermajority of MAGA Republicans agree that “Israel has a right to continue military action in Gaza until it has removed the threat posed by Hamas.” Only 65 percent of non-MAGA Republicans agreed. And 75 percent support the United States sending weapons to Israel , compared with 57 percent of non-MAGA Republicans .
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