Lieutenant General Rafael Martins was on CNN Central to analyze the phenomenon of the so-called "following" of Donald Trump's electorate. During his intervention, he commented on the almost unshakeable relationship that a significant part of Trump's supporters maintain with the former US president, regardless of the controversies or decisions he makes.
Martins referred to this support base as a "kind of tribe" that does not move away from the former president, even when he makes mistakes or when the price of oil rises, situations that would normally be politically penalizing. This extreme loyalty has been one of the most striking characteristics of the Trumpist base in the United States.
The Brazilian military officer's analysis seeks to understand the reasons why a portion of the electorate maintains such a strong connection to Trump, in a phenomenon that transcends traditional political issues and is based on dynamics of personal identification and almost unconditional loyalty.




