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Trump’s Big Tent Is Collapsing

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Warren, M. (2026, September 30). Trump’s Big Tent Is Collapsing. The Dispatch. https://thedispatch.com/newsletter/next-right/kevin-stitt-marjorie-taylor-greene-trump-republicans-2028/

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Michael Warren’s newsletter "Next Right" discusses the internal ideological battles within the conservative movement and Republican efforts to establish leadership after Trump's influence starts to wane. The piece reflects on recent events in Austin and personal experiences with Texan cuisine.

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Michael Warren's new newsletter, Next Right, focuses on ideological conflicts within the conservative movement and Republican efforts to define their post-Trump direction. Published from Washington, D.C., the newsletter covers the challenges Republicans face as they seek to fill the void left by former President Trump's influence in American politics. The publication aims to analyze how different factions of the party are positioning themselves for future leadership roles without relying heavily on Trump's legacy or support.

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