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A majority of Americans are blaming President Donald Trump for the government shutdown.

These are the questions of the age, asked repeatedly, never yet answered:

Are there suddenly in the American political class faint signs of the coming crackup of the Donald Trump coalition? Or is it a crackpot notion to think there are?

The answer to both these 21st-century conundrums in the age of Trump comes from a 19th-century English poet in the Victorian age, Elizabeth Barrett Browning: Let me count the ways.

Capitol Hill Republicans are resisting Mr. Trump’s entreaties to end the filibuster, the Senate procedure requiring 60 votes to move most legislation forward. Some GOP leaders are concerned about the President’s unilateralism in foreign policy, especially in the Caribbean and,

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