President Trump's potential second term is viewed with concern by some insiders who believe he is fixated on unpopular issues. These distractions include continuing a war, maintaining tariffs, and obsessing over monuments and renovations. These topics consume significant presidential attention and are widely unpopular according to polls. Trump's approval rating has fallen to a low of 32%, with a large majority feeling he doesn't focus on Americans' problems. Republicans have lost their advantage on the economy, an issue they historically dominated. Trump's mindshare is reportedly heavily dedicated to legacy projects like renovations and monuments. This focus on what some call "hobbies" distracts from poor polling and demoralizes his base. Additionally, Trump's reluctance to spend his super PAC's funds has discouraged donors. This summer is described as a "summer of discontent" for Republicans, largely due to Trump's actions. Despite this, Trump shows no inclination to change his focus, even pushing for legislation like the SAVE America Act despite it lacking Senate support. Top Republicans anticipate losses in upcoming elections due to Trump's unpopularity and privately admit he is too stubborn to change his approach. Instead of addressing issues, he pivots to showcasing his renovation and infrastructure plans.