This is a key voting bloc if ever there was one. Donald Trump has lost a massive amount of support within his own party in the past two years and that certainly doesn’t bode well for the next two years — particularly if Republicans lose the House and either lose or come razor close to losing the Senate. Take a look at the support that Trump has lost.
“Yikes is the word”: CNN’s Harry Enten on Trump’s collapsing support among moderate Republicans:
“Versus Kamala Harris, Trump easily was winning amongst them by 69 points…right now we’re talking about, we’re talking about just a +10 net approval rate. This is within his own… pic.twitter.com/J5VbM6zLyw
— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) August 4, 2026
Yikes, indeed. We may be seeing Lindsey Graham’s prophecy come true, “If we nominate Trump he will destroy us…and we will deserve it.”
In all events, this is something that Trump ought to pay immediate attention to, although he’s too far gone into his own narcissistic self revery to be in touch with the real world. That’s called “psychosis” and he is there.
Well, the only problem with this “cratering support for Drumpf” is that HE isn’t directly on the ballot this year and a hell of a lot of GOP critters who are on the ballot are STILL boasting about having his endorsement and we need to get some idea if this “cratering support” is going to make these “moderate” GOPers either stay home in November or actually (gasp!) vote for the Democrat in the contest. If these “moderate” GOPers still go in and vote for the GOP candidate, they’re effectively giving their full support to Drumpf–no matter what they tell the pollsters.