Alexander Dugin theorizes that Trump is neither Zion Don nor genuine MAGA, but rather, represents the great compromise between the AIPAC-controlled Republican Party and the civic nationalists of MAGA:
MAGA is third party symmetric to Uniparty of Deep State=neocons=globalists and radically opposed to it. The different figures of MAGA now fight each other. So Uniparty is dismantling MAGA as the serious threat that gained huge influence.
Vance is regarded as the second chance to repeat Trump’s move: compromise between MAGA and GOP. But GOP (neocons) now feels itself too powerful to tolerate Vance. Vance is most likely to to be key person in MAGA in stead of being as well severely criticised by frustrated MAGA.
I guess it was Thiel who brokered MAGA – GOP deal where Trump was the seal. In some moment GOP has broken the deal (Greater Israel / Epstein list factor). Trump has abandoned MAGA starting to be independent power. The passage from commissary dictatorship to sovereign one Schmitt.
It seems Trump now wants to use his position as the highest instance over MAGA but as well over GOP. Deep State pole is prevailing but that threats Trump’s sovereignty. Alaska was not desired by Deep State (Uniparty). MAGA is on the contrary very enthusiastic about it.
Trump has made big move to Deep State in the last months. Too big. Now it is the last chance to improve the situation. Deep State now controls Trump too openly and too brutally. But Trump doesn’t like to be controlled. So Alaska is the opportunity to restore the balance.
Ukrainian case is less important to AIPAC than Israel. So the pressure on Trump is mostly from the globalist warmonger camp. It is also Deep State but a slightly different from Zionist pole. Netanyahu doesn’t consider Putin to be existential enemy respecting his position.
I think this perspective is closer to the truth than either the nationalist fantasies of the God-Emperor Conan Trump or their fears of Trump being an Israeli-owned puppet. Trump is, after all, a negotiator to the bone, he’s neither a warrior nor an ideologue. So it makes sense that he is the compromise candidate who is unable to accomplish much more than stave off open political warfare and collapse.
It also explains the shift of the Overton Window and the transformation of Con Inc. from the right side to the left side of the mainstream-approved discourse. But these various attempts at containment are observably failing, and the sovereign nations are rising.