U.S. political thought has long assumed that extremism carries the seeds of its own correction— that the system, left to its own natural cycles, will eventually drift back toward balance. Under that logic, the Republican Party’s future goes something like this: After two presidential terms and the MAGA coalition that Donald Trump built, the party will eventually self-correct, nudged back toward stability by growing dissatisfaction with Trump’s low approval ratings, unstable economy, and social

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