This is a weird dynamic, but I think it might be important.
Trump needs attention and flattery. Thrives off of it.
The campaign gave him everything. The rallies weren't just campaign events. They were
life.
This is someone who now has to live in DC, where he got no votes and is publicly reviled, or travel home on the weekends (wtf, seriously, how did he never have this conversation) to NYC, where he is publicly reviled.
This isn't Bush, who was happy in Crawford. This isn't Romney or McCain, who were acceptable to high society. Trump's campaign was designed to antagonize city-dwellers. This is the guy who got booed at the Al Smith Dinner. Who wants and needs the approval of high society. And who needs to be loved. The public in his back yard has every intent to show how untrue this is.
His rally outlet? I expect he'll want them back in his life. But he won't be the outsider anymore. He'll be the guy who lied about bringing the factories back. Can the crowds turn on him there too?
Anyway, given his personality, it's a volatile/potentially horrifying mix.
I'm actually suspecting some of them are just astroturfers to keep splitting us apart.
It's possible. But I know some IRL who are this pissed right now. I'm not even trying to talk to them because there is a lot of steam everyone needs to blow off. But, maybe. Assume good faith until if can no longer be assumed, I guess.