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>>15093549
If this were pre-2015 you'd be correct, but as you can see indicated on this chart, you're actually dead wrong. Trump ran in 2016 on a platform that was explicitly protectionist and not anti-healthcare like the GOP had been doing for the past several decades, which goes against the standard free market politics that had defined the right in America since reagen, and it allowed him to win the election in a landslide. After he failed to deliver on those promises and he ran on a more standard GOP platform in 2020, he ended up losing to a geriatric man in his 80s who can barely talk.
So your claim that "most RW people" are still the "standard kind" ie free market absolutists is dead wrong and probably based off your own anecdotal experiences with college republican types or something, not reality.