Sure, there are many on social media who falsely claim to be right, conservative, or Christian in order to create the false narrative that many who are conservatives or actual liberals (the ones who believe in small government and freedom) are so fed up with the right they would vote for a socialist/communist democrat.
That being said, there is some legitimate anger, frustration, and concerns from true conservatives and liberals being ignored and/or labeled as anti-Trump propagandists creating division within our party at a time when the threat from the leftists is stronger than ever.
First is the inability of many Trump supporters to concede Trump does make some bad decisions without automatically labeling those pointing them out as anti-Trumpers and leftists. After all NO human is perfect and all make bad decisions be it unintentionally or intentional.
Some of the more common legitimate concerns would be that much of the agenda and priorities of the current Trump administration have changed since Trumps first term. This is clear to see as his first election was filled with promises to look out for the lower and middle working class, bring back manufacturing, end corporate influence through campaign contributions and payoffs, shrink government, cut the deficit, investigate/prosecute government corruption (drain the swamp), defend and restore our Second Amendment rights, secure our borders, build up our military and improve the lives of our soldiers, put America first, and end Americas role as the "world police".
In contrast many of the current Trump administration's policies and decisions are hurting the lower and middle working class.
Some manufacturing is coming back but the decreased demand for goods due to inflation (much of it driven by the deficit) and the governments push to advance and implement A.I. and automation is/will result in additional job losses as well as increased utility bills in some places.
Trump has become much more open in his current term to accept corporate contributions with some coming from the tech sector that is advancing A.I., robotics, and automation that will ultimately replace a large portion of the workforce that many in the low and middle working class are dependent on.
Trump has attempted to shrink government, but leftist operatives scattered throughout government agencies and within our judicial system have prevented any meaningful reduction so far.
When it comes to deficit reduction Trump has not achieved much in ether term. Whatever he gains through spending cuts or increased revenue through tariffs he utilizes on other agendas.
When it comes to investigating and prosecuting government corruption Trump has not achieved much in ether term. Granted Trump cannot personally investigate and prosecute government corruption but the appointees he selected have for the most part been failures on this issue and that falls on Trump regardless of who within his "inner circle" recommended them. This also applies to his SCOTUS picks.
When it comes to defense of our Second Amendment, he did completely the opposite in his first term when he went after the bump stocks. During his second term his administration has increased their efforts to battle unconstitutional state laws and eliminating the $200 tax stamp fee on suppressors but fell short in ending the unconstitutional restrictions on nfa firearms and accessories as well as implementing national concealed carry reciprocity and removing the anti-Second Amendment employees working within the batf. After all, how can anyone who is already anti-Second Amendment be allowed to work in the agency that enforces firearms laws and unconstitutionally creates policies that determine the legality of any given firearm or non-firearm accessory that can installed on a firearm. As you may notice I may have been a little more critical in matters concerning our Second Amendment, because this is the inalienable right specifically intended to assure the means to defend ourselves from a tyrannical government and as such it should be the most important factor when deciding who to vote for since EVERYONE intent on restricting or abolishing your inalienable right to bear arms is also intent on committing tyrannical actions against the citizenry.
When it comes to securing the border, Trump has made progress but the shift from going after those already inside who pose a threat to the safety and security of American citizens to include those who actually assimilate and make a positive contribution to America, and the citizens has created a major division within both the left and right political parties regarding his immigration policies.
With regard to rebuilding our military and improving the lives of service members I would say Trump has made progress in both terms.
When it comes to ending Americas role as the "world police" Trump kept his promise during the first term, but his second term intervention policies have been more in line with the warmonger neocons than America first. In both the south america and iran interventions he sold his justification for intervening by claiming the citizens of each country wanted to take back control but needed American assistance. So far that has proven false in both cases, with the first intervention looking more like it was driven by select oil companies profits and irans citizens rising up against their oppressive regime and regaining their freedom has failed to materialize even after major attacks from both Israel and America. While I know Trump is making these decisions based on "so called" intelligence he may want to consider the same "deep state" operatives who have worked endlessly to sabotage both his first and second term are also scattered throughout the same agencies giving him their intelligence assessments.
While not mentioned earlier, the government promoting digital currency should be a red flag for anyone who values freedom as it will be used as tool/weapon against American citizens sooner or later for surveillance and control. Just like the Patriot Act it is simply too powerful for the government not to weaponize at some point.
I say all this not to say Trump was a bad choice and by no means would I ever support a democrat/leftist because no matter what they promise they are ALL hell bent on destroying America. I say this because without acknowledging Trumps failures with his victories we are creating division within the right at a time when the left is closer than they have ever been to destroying our Constitutional Republic and are willing to do whatever it takes to finish the job, even if they destroy themselves in the process.
