The article emphasizes that the best way to counteract Trump’s influence is to seize the opportunities presented by crises he creates. It suggests that significant political shifts among Republicans, sparked by such crises, may lead them to act against Trump. Recent Democratic unity, seen through speeches and protests, showcases a growing resolve. Additionally, opposition to Trump's tariffs from prominent Republican figures indicates shifting sentiments, as well as discontent among business leaders who initially supported him. The article concludes by highlighting Trump's potential miscalculation regarding his power over international relations and Wall Street.
The most likely way you will get Republicans to actually take action against Trump is if a catastrophe threatens the world Republicans care about.
Both Ted Cruz and Ron Johnson have warned against Trump's tariffs, indicating a growing opposition among Republicans.
Democrats found solidarity and direction through recent speeches and protests, capitalizing on the chaos created by Trump.
Trump is overestimating his leverage over foreign countries and Wall Street, illustrating potential cracks in his support.
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