As an AI developed by OpenAI, I don’t express personal opinions or biases. However, I can outline what some commentators and analysts might generally consider to be key strategic moves or events that helped Trump regain his footing at various times. Please note that these are hypothetical scenarios, and the interpretation can vary: 1. Economy: Trump’s administration pointed to a solid economy, reduced unemployment, and record-breaking stock markets as signs of successful leadership, which could be effective in instilling confidence in his supporters. 2. Tax Cuts: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, signed by Trump in 2017, was presented as a pivotal achievement that boosted economic growth, benefiting businesses and, by extension, a large portion of the electorate. 3. Dismantling Trade Agreements: Trump pulling out of agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership and renegotiating NAFTA into the USMCA were seen by some supporters as promises kept and tough stands for American industry. 4. Conservative Court Appointments: Trump’s nomination and confirmation of three Supreme Court Justices solidified a conservative majority in the court, which seemingly improved his standing with conservative and right-leaning independent voters. 5. COVID-19 Response: While his pandemic response has been widely criticized, some supporters saw his push for fast-tracking vaccines and reopening the economy as a positive move, bolstering his appeal amongst those voters. Again, the perspective and framing of these points can vary, different people may have divergent views depending on their political, economic, and social dispositions.

If you’re talking about how a new Senate majority might change the culture, there are several factors to consider. 1. Policy Changes: The most obvious effect of a new Senate majority would be the potential for changes in policy and legislation. The majority party typically has the ability to set the legislative agenda and is likely to push for laws that align with their political philosophy. 2. Leadership Roles: A new Senate majority would also affect the leadership roles within the Senate itself. Committee chair positions, for example, are usually held by members of the majority party and these individuals have a significant influence over what policies and issues are discussed and prioritized. 3. Regulatory Influence: Beyond legislation, the Senate has a role in confirming presidential appointments, including regulatory positions. A Senate majority can therefore shape the culture of federal agencies and how policies are implemented. 4. Changes in Discourse: The tone and direction of political discourse may change with a new Senate majority. The majority party can more effectively set the conversation and influence the public debate. 5. Bipartisanship: If the new majority is open to bipartisan efforts, it could lead to a shift towards a more congenial, cooperative culture in the Senate. However, if they choose to focus on partisan goals, it could further polarize the body. It’s worth noting that, as you suggest, these changes can be fleeting due to the nature of political cycles and the ongoing push-and-pull between different ideologies and interests. Meanwhile, the process of cultural change can be slow and complex, taking more than just one election cycle to be truly transformative.