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Trump Says Supporters Are 'More in Love' with Him than Ever, as Involvement in Iran Roils MAGA World
- In mid-June 2025, Israeli forces initiated Operation Rising Lion, carrying out precise military attacks against Iran’s nuclear and defense infrastructures.
- The strikes followed internal disagreements in Trump’s circle, including the May 2025 dismissal of National Security Adviser Mike Waltz over differing hawkish views on Iran.
- Trump publicly praised Israel’s actions as “excellent” while facing sharp criticism and division within the MAGA movement over potential deeper U.S. involvement.
- On June 18, 2025, Trump expressed to reporters that his connection with his supporters has grown stronger since the election, describing their enthusiasm as even greater than it was during his previous landslide victory, despite facing some criticism.
- This conflict has exposed a significant rift among Trump’s base, balancing support for Israel against MAGA’s anti-war pledges and fears of escalation into a broader war.
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Some longtime defenders of his America First mantra are criticising him for considering a greater US role in the conflict between Israel and Iran.
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Trump Faces MAGA Dilemma Over Iran Conflict President Donald Trump addressed concerns on Wednesday regarding his supporters' loyalty amidst indecision about a possible US military strike on Iran. Tensions have arisen between Trump's MAGA supporters and national security conservatives over his handling of the situation.Trump confidently stated that his supporters' affection for him has increased since his election victory, even though there are f…
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