US EditionMAGA Movement Divided over Trump’s Move to Bomb Iran
IRAN, JUN 21 – Trump's decision to strike Iranian nuclear sites reveals fractures among MAGA supporters over intervention despite anti-war pledges, with 80% of Congress backing Israel, analysts say.
- President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that U.S. warplanes bombed three Iranian nuclear sites following a Thursday deadline he gave Iran to avoid a strike.
- This military action exposed fissures within Trump's MAGA movement as key allies like Steve Bannon, Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Charlie Kirk expressed concern about new wars.
- Bannon urged caution against military involvement without a diplomatic deal and said the MAGA base would oppose intervention initially but ultimately back Trump if he made his case.
- Trump emphasized that his primary objective is to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and stated that if the alternative is facing a conflict or allowing Iran to develop such weapons, difficult actions must be taken.
- The attack and ensuing debate highlight a potential divide in Trump's supporters between opposition to forever wars and loyalty to Trump's stance on Iran's nuclear threat.
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Donald Trump's decision to bomb Iran has triggered a maelstrom of destabilizing political pressures. Can we fight and fracture at the same time?Narrated by Jared MooreArt by Daniel MedinaText published 06/23/25:Listen to subscriber-only audio in your podcast appShare the free versions of Racket To Go on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts
In the Maga sphere ("Make America Great Again"), the sling of some of Donald Trump's supporters, opposed to the bombings on Iran, was roundly watched.
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