to please the neocons, war- mongers, military-industrial complex contracts, and neocon TV personalities that MAGA hates and who were NEVER TRUMPERS!” Greene’s broadside drew a
sharp rebuke from former Rep. Peter King, a conservative Re- publican who blasted her re- marks as a “shameful betrayal” of Trump. The New York Republican
accused Greene of forming an “unholy anti-Trump alliance” with democratic socialists Alex- andria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders, adding that she was “undermining President Trump at a time when national unity is needed more than ever.” For Democrats and the
mainstream media, the pros- pect of a bitter political divide among Trump’s MAGA army was red meat. His enemies embraced the opportunity to declare a deep schism within Trump’s populist conservative base. “Trump’s Decision on Iran
Splits MAGA World” crowed the Associated Press. News- week called it “a growing rift within the MAGA movement.” A Reuters headline declared, “Trump Faces Uproar From MAGA Base.” Similarly, CNN’s Brian Stel-
ter proclaimed, “The Israel-Iran conflict has exacerbated a deep rift in MAGA media over how the U.S. conducts itself abroad, especially when it comes to Is- rael.”
The legacy media seemed to
be salivating: Would the GOP’s intraparty dustup over Iran spell the beginning of MAGA’s end? How would Trump im- plement his “new golden age” agenda if his own supporters were busy lobbying rhetorical hand grenades at each other? And how could he placate the
GOP’s rising “no war is a good war” crowd? Fleitz, however, rejected the
mainstream media’s narrative. “Stopping Iran from getting a
nuclear weapon is part of Amer- ica First,” Fleitz told Newsmax. “His principle of keeping us out of unnecessary wars does not mean the president will never use military force or never go to war. He will do so when he thinks it is in the national inter- est of our country.” Fleitz added, “I think other
MAGA Republicans are going to fall behind Trump because they’re going to say, ‘Look, we trust this guy, we know where
he’s coming from. Presidents have to be able to use military force when they think it needs to be used.’” Matt Towery of Insider-
Advantage, one of the few poll- sters who accurately tracked Trump’s stunning victory in 2016, predicted Trump would ultimately emerge unscathed from the decision to bomb Iran. In fact, Towery’s flash polls shortly after the bombing showed Trump’s approval num- bers on the rise. “I think most people think
President Trump was very pru- dent in what he’s done,” Towery said. “I mean, who in the world
Poll: What MAGA Split? 76%
Despite the mainstream media’s best efforts to play up the difference within President Donald Trump’s base over military intervention and the bombing of Iran, his MAGA support appears as rock-solid as ever. A GrayHouse survey of Trump voters conducted shortly after the June bombing showed that by an overwhelming 90% margin, they remain unshaken in their support for the president:
Do you support or oppose U.S. airstrikes on the three Iranian nuclear facilities?
14%
STRONGLY SUPPORT
SOMEWHAT SUPPORT
Do you believe:
THESE WERE LIMITED MILITARY ACTIONS, NOT WAR
AMERICA IS NOW AT WAR WITH IRAN
DON’T KNOW 2% SOURCE:
GrayHouse.com AUGUST 2025 | NEWSMAX 63 13% 84% 3%
SOMEWHAT OPPOSE
6%
STRONGLY OPPOSE
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