The second Trump administration started off with a bang: riding the high of 2024’s historic levels of new multiracial and working class support, bullying law firms and universities, flinging out executive orders and DOGE restructurings like nobody’s business. A Republican-controlled Congress was ready to implement President Donald Trump’s agenda, and his deportation and tariff policies were about to roll out.

If you fast-forward to today, however, the vibes are very different.

Whether it concerns his management of the economy or his program of mass deportation, each day seems to bring more evidence that Trump’s 2024 coalition is disintegrating. Meanwhile, Trump’s biggest supporters in the online influencer space and commentariat are either at war with each other or less than thrilled abo

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