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CMV: Trump’s presidency will end up being a net negative for US conservatives’ agenda

Just to be clear, this isn’t meant to be a debate about whether said conservative agenda is a good thing. Only whether trump’s presidency will ultimately be a good thing for it



Anyways, I believe that Trump’s presidency will cause a huge progressive backlash for years to come. It looks as though republicans are going to lose control of the senate, and so democrats will control the house, senate, and presidency. This means that democrats can get their vengeance on the trump era, and pass almost anything they want. Medicare for all, substantial gun reform, police reform, wealth tax, etc- all of these are potentially on the menu. 

Trump’s behavior has also damaged moderates’ views of republicans. This is most apparent in the suburbs. Moderate voters who might usually lean republican have been turned off by trump’s crude language and behavior, and I believe that losing the suburbs is what caused republicans to lose both senate races yesterday (ossoff hasn’t been declared the winner yet but all signs point to him winning given that most of the outstanding votes are from democratic areas). We all know the cities will always go blue and rural areas will always go red, but if the suburbs start leaning blue  that would be disastrous for republicans. 

The biggest counter argument I can see to my case is the fact that Trump stacked federal courts with conservatives. For conservatives, Trump’s greatest achievement is definitely the vast number of conservative justices that he appointed and were ultimately confirmed. Most notable of course is the Supreme Court’s 6-3 conservative majority. And the courts are definitely important, but the courts do not make the law, they only apply it. Plus, the idea of stacking the supreme court has been discussed among democratic circles, and if that happened, the conservative majority would disappear. 

So ultimately, I believe that, while Trump’s presidency seemed like a victory for US conservatives, it will actually do more damage to conservatism in this country than it will do good.
gpt
Trump was never a conservative, nor was he seen as a good conservative option. Conservatives supported him in his Supreme Court choices though, and did largely see him as better than the Democrat options. 

I believe you are correct if you change out Republicans for conservatives in your post though. 

Conservatives will have a battle ahead of them to bring the Republican Party back in line with conservative values.