The report reveals key areas of agreement across the American political spectrum in the early days of the Trump administration, such as consensus on wildfire relief, respect for allies, commitment to the constitution, and a desire for unity, despite skepticism towards each other. The report shows that most Americans want their leaders to follow the constitution, even if it means not getting certain things done. However, it’s interesting that Generation Z men stood out in the survey, with 42% saying that there are instances where Trump would be justified in ignoring the constitution. Americans almost universally support federal assistance for California wildfire relief, with support from Democrats, Republicans, and Independents at 90%, 72%, and 76% respectively. This indicates that the narratives over partisan divisions may have been overestimated.
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