Trump’s MAGA imprint on GOP strong now, but will it last? Experts weigh in

President Donald Trump recently presented a new national survey indicating that the proportion of Republicans is now increasing as supporters of Maga.

On a social media, the president referred to what he said was “tremendous support” for Maga, which is an abbreviation of Trump “Make Great again.”

“I am not, at all, amazed !!!” Trump wrote, days before a 100 -day teacher.

The poll indicated that 71 % of Republicans now know that they are supporters of Maga, up from 55 % in November.

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NBC’s news scanning is the latest evidence of Trump’s fist very firmly on the Republican Party, and his reserve reshaping in his image, a shift that began with the victory of the first white president in 20216.

While the president repeatedly raises the possibility of running for his re -election in 2028, the reality is that the service period of a third term is clearly banned through the constitution under the twenty -second amendment.

So what happens to the Maga Trump and the first American business schedule after leaving the White House?

“The Republican Party will not return to what it was. The old Republican Party [former longtime Senate GOP leader] Mitch McConnell, which is running Washington Ellis forever in 2024, died, “The Republican Adviser has long told Alex Castillas Fox News Digital.

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“The Republican Party in Donald Trump is alive and grows in America,” Castilian, a veterans of many presidential campaigns.

He explained that “what happened in 2024 is that what was a man became a movement.”

Former President Donald Trump arrives at the Republican National congress in Milwoki and Wisconsin, on July 18, 2024. (Reuters/Cheney Or)

David Kochol, another Republican expert for a long time and has a lot of experience in the course of the presidential campaign, and agreed that “we will not return to what the party appeared in 2012. This is certain. We are progressing to something new and different.”

Even the audio audio critic is consistent.

The former Congress member and former Arkansas ruler Asa Hachinson, who launched a Republican presidential nomination offer in 2024, admitted that “those who want the Republican Party are moving in a different direction from Maga’s leadership of President Trump are now fighting a hard battle.”

“Trump has found his steps with his anti -immigrant message, and he overwhelms chaos from his superior warfare and its impact on the economy,” Hachnson told Fox News Digital.

Fox News, the former ruler in Arkansas Asa Hatchenson, who was nominated for the 2024 Republican Presidential candidacy at the Democratic National Congress, on August 21, 2024, in Chicago. (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)

Everyone who succeeds Trump as a record of the Republican Party – whether he is the heir Vice President JD Vance or anyone else – will not be Trump.

“Trump is a unique actor and character. It cannot be repeated,” Kochol confirmed. “No one can be Donald Trump the next. This is not possible. It’s unique.”

But his movement will have some power to stay.

“Just like Reagan’s Revolution, Trump’s legacy and messages will prevail after his last day in his post,” Dave Carney, another Republican Adviser and a warrior in a presidential campaign.

But Carney has argued that Trump’s legacy may “fade over the years unless the next Republican president will continue.”

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“Will it be hot and heavy as it is now without his personality? Carney asked.

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But Castelanus pointed out that Trump “produced a new generation of Maga leaders who will continue in the Maga movement long after Trump.”

He pointed to Vans and others, Castillas described “a new generation of Mag”.

“The players in the Maga Farm team are now playing the main league ball,” he said.

“It will be more popular, anyone appears,” said Kochol, who is looking for the future of the Republican Party.

As for these future leaders, he suggested that “we have a lot of great driving and a great seat.”

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Hachinson, a former American lawyer during the reign of Ronald Reagan and a senior official in the George W. Bush administration, was also weighing the future of the Maga Trump movement.

“If Trump’s dominance continues after the next few years depends on the level of tolerance at the base of the Republican Party on Trump’s point of view as” it is the law “instead of respecting the separation of the powers that served our country well,” Hachinson said.