Vance began his speech by acknowledging that Trumpism had two factions, what he called the “techno-optimists” and the “populist-right.” This was a frank admission on his part. I don’t recall Ronald Reagan, for example, opening up about his movement being composed of competing neocons, Buckley-ites and big business. Major political leaders don’t like to admit in public that their supporters are split into factions. Vance’s candor is laudable.

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/vance-proposes-a-tech-bropopulist-fusion

Author goes on to express optimism that they can fuse.
Sundance at CTH is of the opposite opinion, and that they are at odds.
Tech is here to stay, but its a double edged sword and the downsides are intentionally kept out of view.
As Sundance has said, is Trump aware of this “split in the coalition” or will he deal with it later?