DJT... the past month has been a travesty, and you have not managed our nation's assets in a conservative manner. We didn't ask for this.
It is completely unsurprising that Trump would do something non-conservative. He was never a conservative. He is right wing only because "right wing" has no coherent meaning beyond opposed to the Left. He deserved support from conservatives only as the least bad available option in his three runs for the Presidency come the general election.
I think "Left" has a coherent meaning, though what exactly fits it shifts over time: the Left at all times since it got that name from the seating arrangement in the French National Assembly has been the political tendency that stakes it claim to power on the plea that it will vindicate the interests of the downtrodden. I thought to include a statist tendency in that definition, but the original American Left was anarcho-syndicalist and had as deep a suspicion of state power as libertarian-leaning fusionist conservatives have. (I want them back, frankly: we could work with them, unlike the current Democrats.)
At first the downtrodden were all non-noblemen, including the bourgeoisie, peasants and wage workers, later when Marx's ideas became the dominant strain of thought on the Left, they were "the workers of the world", now, at least in Western Europe and the Anglosphere, the "downtrodden" are women, folks from (or whose ancestors hail from) Africa, Latin America, the Middle East (Jews excluded), Muslims, Aboriginal Australians and 2SLGBTQI+ people (to use the hyper-inclusive Canadian version of the acronym) (the "workers of the world" be damned, most of them in America are deplorable bitter clingers who voted for Trump, and "white van men" who voted for Brexit in the UK).