President Trump is not often thought of as a uniter, but he is the common thread that ties together disparate speakers at the Republican National Convention.

Republicans with widely divergent views on how the party should move forward are bound together in loyalty to Trump and try to present their arguments in ways that appeal to the president’s most loyal supporters. But those differences are sure to take on renewed importance as 2024 approaches, whether Trump wins or loses this November.

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