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You're right, it can be an attitude toward policy. Again, I'm going to disagree. As I just pointed out with the vaccine stuff that you refuse to acknowledge, it is possible for his base to break with him. Another good example is if Trump decided to push WEF positions then he would be thrown in the toilet by his base.
"WEF positions" are also not real, though. That's just anti-marketing. Any position that is called a WEF one could be adopted by Republicans and then it wouldn't be called a "WEF position." Like, wouldn't regressive tax cuts naturally be a "WEF position"? But that was the only major legislation Trump passed. Didn't lose any support for it.