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loyalist

[loi-uh-list] / ˈlɔɪ ə lɪst /
NOUN
supporter
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Days ago, Laura Ingraham, whose show directly follows “Hannity,” expressed skepticism about a Trump loyalist’s praise for the former president and featured a guest who criticized Mr. Trump for “dwelling on grievance.”

From New York Times

It indicates the governor will continue his pattern of filling key roles with trusted loyalists.

From New York Times

“And on the other hand, some who aren’t Trump loyalists maybe see him as a Trump loyalist.”

From Seattle Times

When her other guest, the Trump loyalist Stephen Miller, loudly interjected that the former president “has put forward a new policy plan every week,” Ms. Ingraham sounded skeptical of his argument.

From New York Times

Like Manson, Trump is too much of a coward to put his own hide on the line, and expects his loyalists to commit violence on his orders.

From Salon