[Because of Iran, Trump's MAGA camp has turned against him directly]
Trump's core base of supporters, who once helped propel him back into the White House with his "Make America Great Again" slogan, are now increasingly opposing him due to the escalating conflict with Iran. Many influential figures within this faction have voiced strong dissent, with some even calling for Trump to be removed from the White House.
Axios, a U.S. news outlet, reported: Although Trump is a Republican, the political force backing him has never relied on formal party structures. Instead, it has depended more on podcast hosts and media commentators to communicate his message to supporters. When Trump first returned to power last year, the entire MAGA movement appeared united—believing he would honor his campaign promises of “America First” and opposition to foreign wars. But now, people have realized that Trump has broken those promises. He seems even more eager than his predecessors to engage in overseas conflicts. His recent threats toward Iran—calling for the destruction of its civilization—have particularly provoked deep discontent within the MAGA camp.
Conservative commentator Carlson, a key supporter of Trump, has recently launched a fierce critique of Trump’s actions regarding Iran. He condemned Trump’s rhetoric about destroying Iran as morally bankrupt and evil, and urged government officials to refuse orders that might harm civilians.
Jones, a far-right conspiracy theorist media figure long known for defending Trump, became visibly emotional during a live broadcast, declaring that Trump poses a “risk of dementia” and must be removed from office.
Former U.S. Representative Greene, once one of Trump’s most loyal allies in Congress, stated on April 7 that Trump’s remarks toward Iran were “evil and insane,” and called for his removal under the Constitution. Clearly, Trump’s base is showing significant signs of fracture.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1862084418328640/
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author.