MAGA infighting erupts at Turning Point USA Conference, and frankly, it’s a spectacle. Watching this whole thing unfold, you can’t help but feel a mixture of amusement and a certain grim satisfaction. The conference itself, hosted by Turning Point USA, seems to have become a pressure cooker of conflicting ideologies and personal grudges, all simmering under the banner of the “MAGA” movement.
One of the more eye-catching aspects of this infighting is the apparent hypocrisy on display. Here we see Ben Shapiro, a prominent figure, praising Trump while simultaneously criticizing others for alleged antisemitism. The disconnect is almost comical. It’s like watching a tangled mess of contradictions unravel before your eyes.… Continue reading
Following a controversial social media post by former President Donald Trump, several House Republicans criticized his remarks regarding the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner. Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, and Mike Lawler publicly condemned Trump’s post, which many found disrespectful and inappropriate, particularly given the circumstances of the Reiners’ death. The reactions from these Republicans, who have varied relationships with Trump, mark a notable shift, as most GOP members have largely avoided directly addressing his contentious social media activity. This public criticism potentially signals a weakening of Trump’s hold on the party.
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Recent polling by NBC News reveals a shift in Republican allegiance, with a seven-point decrease in those identifying with the MAGA movement since April 2025 and a corresponding increase in those aligning with traditional Republicanism. This shift comes amidst concerns about the GOP’s performance in the upcoming midterm elections, which could impact Donald Trump’s brand and influence the party’s future. The poll, conducted from November 20 to December 8, indicates that 50% of Republicans identify with MAGA, while the other 50% feel more linked to the Republican Party. The analysis highlights potential challenges for the GOP, especially if the economy remains weak as the election campaign progresses.
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In 1906, Wolf Laib brought over family members, ultimately leading to the establishment of a successful business that evolved into a chain of stores. This family’s journey mirrors that of millions who immigrated to the United States during the great migration to escape hardship. Despite their pursuit of a better life, they faced intense nativism rooted in racial prejudice and the belief in their social inferiority. These new arrivals were considered a threat to the nation’s “civilization,” and their presence was thought to be leading to the nation’s extinction.
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Republican women suddenly realize they’re surrounded by misogynists? Well, that’s the thing, isn’t it? Many feel like this isn’t a sudden realization at all, but a delayed acknowledgment. They knew. Some seem to have understood, consciously or unconsciously, that being *in* on the system offered a degree of protection *from* the worst of it. “I voted for the racism, not the misogyny!” is a sentiment that’s been heard. The truth is, some of these women may have been misogynists themselves, actively participating and supporting policies and attitudes that belittle or demean other women, or perhaps, all women.
Maybe “suddenly” isn’t the right word.… Continue reading
Following his appearance at the Doha Forum in Qatar, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson revealed his purchase of property in the country, sparking controversy. This announcement prompted a strong reaction from several prominent figures within the MAGA movement, including Senator Ted Cruz, who criticized Carlson’s move with controversial posts. Conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer also weighed in, accusing Carlson of promoting Islam. Carlson defended his decision in an interview, asserting his freedom as an American citizen to travel and speak freely, without clarifying what he believed to be “mental bondage” he was opposing.
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In a recent interview, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who previously aligned with President Trump, criticized him for abandoning his base and prioritizing major industries. Greene cited disagreements on affordability, foreign policy, and his support for crypto and pharmaceutical industries as evidence. She also discussed her stance on the war in Gaza, her vote against the Antisemitism Awareness Act, and her decision to support the release of Epstein files, which allegedly angered Trump. Following Trump’s criticism of her, Greene stated she and her son were targeted with death threats, highlighting a significant break in their relationship.
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Once a staunch supporter, Marjorie Taylor Greene, who embraced the QAnon ideology, has publicly distanced herself from Trump. This separation highlights growing divisions within the MAGA movement, fueled by Trump’s policy decisions and perceived betrayals. Disagreements stem from issues such as foreign policy and perceived alliances with Silicon Valley, causing prominent figures like Steve Bannon and Laura Loomer to voice their discontent. The upcoming release of the Jeffrey Epstein files presents a major test, forcing Trump to navigate a potential revolt within his base depending on the decision.
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Recent polling indicates waning support among even staunch Trump supporters for a third presidential term in 2028, despite the idea gaining traction among some Republicans and Trump’s former advisors. While the 22nd Amendment legally prevents this, this shift suggests a loosening grip on the Republican party. Trump himself has seemingly lost enthusiasm for the idea. Furthermore, negative approval ratings and economic concerns are contributing to this shift, potentially impacting the 2026 midterm elections.
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Following Netflix’s winning bid to purchase Warner Bros., worth $82.7 billion, several figures within the MAGA movement have expressed concern and fear of the deal. Prominent right-wing influencers, such as Laura Loomer, claimed the acquisition would lead to an “Obama News Network,” despite the deal not including CNN. Other figures, like Jack Posobiec and Matt Gaetz, voiced their apprehension, citing an “influence scheme” and potential antitrust violations. Furthermore, many expressed concerns that the acquisition would create a streaming monopoly.
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MAGA Reactions to Trump’s Rob Reiner Post: Disgust, Defense, or Silence?
Following a controversial social media post by former President Donald Trump, several House Republicans criticized his remarks regarding the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner. Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, and Mike Lawler publicly condemned Trump’s post, which many found disrespectful and inappropriate, particularly given the circumstances of the Reiners’ death. The reactions from these Republicans, who have varied relationships with Trump, mark a notable shift, as most GOP members have largely avoided directly addressing his contentious social media activity. This public criticism potentially signals a weakening of Trump’s hold on the party.
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