Minority pushes Trump agenda largely unpopular among tribes The Navajo Nation vice president is part of a vocal minority pushing Donald Trump's agenda in areas long considered Democratic territoryWILLIAMS, Ariz. -- Myron Lizer has no qualms about it: As one of the top officials on the country's largest Native American reservation, he's a proud Donald Trump supporter. The Navajo Nation vice president says Native American values — hard work, family and ranching — align more with the GOP than with Democrats. But Native Americans may be more politically divided than assumed, though not evenly. Still, Indian Country is diverse, made up of more than 570 federally recognized tribes, state-recognized tribes and others. A cast of Native Americans well-known in Republican circles gathered in mid-October in a small Arizona town that embraces a Wild West motif for the official launch of the Native Americans for Trump coalition, headlined by Donald Trump Jr.

Source: ABC News October 24, 2020 16:07 UTC