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Republican Party faces post-Trump leadership questions after 2029
The Republican Party's direction after President Trump's second term ends in January 2029 will depend on competition among three factions. Analysts note that the central contest is expected between MAGA supporters and legacy Republicans.
May 29, 1:00 PM·1m read1 source
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The Republican Party's future after President Trump's second term ends on Jan. MAGA loyalists favor nationalist, anti-establishment and protectionist policies that include immigration enforcement, cultural priorities and a larger federal role in the economy. Legacy Republicans emphasize fiscal restraint, constitutional procedures, alliances with democracies and free enterprise.
Christian Nationalists, the Heritage Foundation and other new-right groups will also seek influence on the party's platform.
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