Even if President Trump was sincere, which is highly unlikely, those around him have moved to neutralise absolutely everything he even pretends to do, such as immigration control and the wall. These elites are not actually traitors, because they are part of the Deep State globalist system. Ordinary deplorables, like you and me, are completely disposable, so if there are “traitors,” then it is us!
Let’s hear it from The New York Times:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/01/opinion/how-republicans-erased-trumpism.html
“Donald Trump has a Congress problem. He can’t get Republicans to promote his policies. And when he forces the issue — as with his border wall — he can’t win their support. But most Americans don’t know that. After all, Republican legislators voted with the president well over 90 percent of the time during the 115th Congress. Record numbers of appellate judges were confirmed, and the president signed major tax legislation. Many observers have concluded that Mr. Trump dominates the Republican Party, and his loyal base holds congressional Republicans tautly in line. But discerning legislative influence is more difficult than it appears. Throughout the first two years of the Trump presidency, Republican leaders in Congress skillfully used a variety of tactics to minimize the president’s influence and maximize their own control over public policy. Critically, congressional Republicans have adopted strategies that make the public — and more important, his conservative base — think Mr. Trump is in command. To casual followers of political news, the visible evidence from congressional votes and news releases suggests a powerful president leading a loyal congressional party. In reality, Republican legislators have hidden their influence, purposefully disguising a weak president with little clout on Capitol Hill while also preserving party unity.”
