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>I wonder if the "no new wars" voters will condemn him? They'll retcon it and fall in line behind Trump, just like with Venezuela. This is from both opinion po
by gruez 8mo ago
>I wonder if the "no new wars" voters will condemn him?
They'll retcon it and fall in line behind Trump, just like with Venezuela. This is from both opinion polls and also interactions with actual MAGA people.
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- techblueberry 8mo agoI understand the cynicism, but Trump is a lame duck president, and there are plenty of incentives for people outside and inside the government to continue to move against him, because even if he moves for a third term he's old and the leadership vacuum is inevitable. Also, anti-israel sentiment has been growing on the right, which is one reason people think Israel pushed so hard for this. People who have and continue to identify as Republican will for sure support him because most of those folks have always been neo-cons who liked Bush and preferred the old school Republican interventionism to what Trump offered. They held their nose for Trump thinking he wouldn't do things like this. But the MAGA / "America First" crowd led by such folks as Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes absolutely have the incentive to move against Trump. https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/tucker-carlson-trump-iran-strikes-b2929530.html https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-polit... Iran strikes are ‘disgusting and evil’ says longtime Trump ally and MAGA stalwart Tucker Carlson.
- spwa4 8mo agoIsn't half the MAGA movement funded by Russia? Pretty sure I think I know why they'd be defending Iran ...
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- duxup 8mo agoGeorge Bush Jr. ran on a very front and center campaign of "no nation building". He then chose to do that in spades.