A prominent right-wing figure has put out a 10-point list for what America should be, and parts of it are winning over people on the left — a sign of shifting alliances in US politics.

• The list calls for fairness for all, an end to blindly following other nations (naming Israel), bringing back making things at home, and a healthier population free of junk-food additives like high-fructose corn syrup.
• It also demands honesty from government — including releasing full details on 9/11 and the JFK killing — plus more spending on kids and education.
• The most controversial points: stopping mass migration and building a shared national identity, which critics fear could mask harsher intentions.
• Both major parties are cast as serving the wealthy and lobbyists rather than ordinary people, and about a third of Trump voters are said to be drifting toward this new stance.

Outlook: If figures like this keep pulling MAGA voters toward anti-war, anti-genocide positions, a real third-party challenge could take shape, though the left stays wary of the immigration angle.