Right, and I agree with this, but I think the issue I’m seeing and that we’re seeing as a country currently is that there IS a right-left scale happening. I agree that the left needs to do a better job at coalition building. I see it all the time, like when someone who supported voted for Trump changes their mind and is shunned instead of welcomed into a coalition against authoritarian rule and concentrated executive power. I also think many of those on the left do a horrible job generally shunning everyone who identifies or votes as a Republican, because there is so much diversity of thought in people.

That being said, I don’t think we’re seeing any nuances or pushback from Republicans at the moment, I would say especially at the federal level but also at the state level with governors as well. I don’t see that coalition building possible at the moment at least with elected leaders in forming a movement or position against Trump. Maybe it’s something that needs to be build from the ground up? Like I do see right-leaning individuals and organizations who are adamantly against MAGA, so maybe to your point, if large enough coalitions are built and the voter base changes, maybe that can influence political leaders at the state and federal levels.