America First? War in Iran threatens to split Trump’s MAGA coalition.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump distanced himself from Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host and podcaster, saying Carlson 'has lost his way' and is no longer aligned with the MAGA movement after condemning the U.S.-Israel strikes.
- The United States and Israel launched joint strikes against Iran almost a week ago, while recent weeks saw private appeals to avoid escalation, as Trump denied Israeli pressure in the Oval Office.
- In Congress, GOP senators largely voted against a war‑powers resolution, with Sen. Rand Paul the lone GOP supporter, despite an NBC poll finding 9 in 10 MAGA Republicans backed the strikes.
- Analysts caution the Iran war could hurt Republicans in November as prominent MAGA influencers warn of lost support and lower turnout, with some saying Republican voters may never vote again.
- Carlson linked the conflict to religious claims, suggesting a Third Temple effort tied to Chabad, while far-right figure Nick Fuentes, with more than 1.2 million followers on X, amplified opposition as Israel deepened GOP divisions in recent years.
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With the attack on Iran, Trump breaks his central campaign promises at least temporarily. Polls show, however, that the MAGA base holds to its president - especially in times of war and crisis.
Trump's MAGA base seems increasingly divided over Iran war
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After campaigning for peace to return to the White House, Donald Trump launched a war with Israel against Iran. A contradiction, a few months before the mid-term elections, which could put the US President's camp in trouble.
'Not what we voted for': Some MAGA voices warn Iran backlash will only grow the longer the war lasts
Tucker Carlson, former FOX News host and current host of The Tucker Carlson Show, attends a meeting with oil executives in the East Room of the White House on January 9, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Al Drago/Getty Images) (NEW YORK) — President Donald Trump’s decision to carry out strikes on Iran has further exposed a fracture among some of the president’s fiercest supporters inside MAGA world — one that many supporters say will only widen …
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