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3:23Now PlayingYoung Republicans are souring on Trump after his Iran war shattered the “no new wars” promise many of them believed, but the shift is not a move toward sanity or peace. The Atlantic found young conservatives drifting toward figures like Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, and Candace Owens, with some activists embracing harder isolationism, more deportations, and openly ethno-nationalist politics. Trump may be losing parts of his youngest base, but what is replacing him should alarm anyone who thought he was the worst this movement could produce. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
The Daily Beast, summarizing The Atlantic's Charlie Sabgir reporting "Young Republicans Angrily Turn on Trump"
Raw Story "Young MAGA men turn on Trump after watching agenda collapse"
Alternet "Young white voters 'betrayed' MAGA feel 'stab in the back' from Trump"
PBS NewsHour "How young voters feel about Trump's handling of the Iran war"
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