Republican Party Splits and Inflation Issues Created Internally Complicate Trump’s Plans for a Second Term
- Trump's second-term agenda faces GOP internal divisions and affordability crises as inflation and tariff policies strain public support. - Republican lawmakers like Rep. Massie challenge Trump's Epstein file stance, exposing party fractures despite official "America First" alignment. - Tariff rollbacks on staples address self-inflicted inflation but fail to resolve core affordability concerns undermining Trump's economic legacy. - Constitutional term limits and waning influence in Trump's "lame duck" per
President Donald Trump’s stronghold over the political landscape is beginning to show signs of strain, as worries about rising living costs and internal rifts within the Republican Party put his bid for a second term at risk. Although the GOP suffered setbacks in pivotal states such as Georgia and Pennsylvania during the November elections, party leaders continue to rally behind Trump, maintaining that his leadership and policy direction are vital to their continued relevance.
Yet, Trump’s authority within the party is not absolute. A new challenge surfaced when dissenting Republicans, including Representative Thomas Massie, advocated for the release of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation—a move Trump has now supported after previously resisting it.
Adding to Trump’s difficulties, his economic approach—especially his hardline tariff policies—has come under fire for contributing to higher inflation and increased grocery bills. In a notable policy shift, the administration recently reduced tariffs on essential goods like beef and coffee,
The urgency of the affordability issue has grown as Trump enters his "lame duck" phase. With the Constitution preventing him from seeking a third term, Trump’s political path beyond 2030 is increasingly unclear.
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