Tal Axelrod is a Digital Reporter at Axios. He specializes in covering the conservative and MAGA ecosystem, with a focus on elections, government, politics, public policy, and current affairs. Tal's work has been featured in various outlets including The Hill, FOX 2 Now, and Yahoo News, among others.
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The pro-Trump movement has become mired in its most bitter infighting since its creation.
For Trump's hard-charging base, simply deporting criminals who entered the country illegally is no longer sufficient.
By: Tal Axelrod
"The controlled burn of the Republican Party needs to continue."
Tensions have simmered for months among MAGA's conspiracy-minded personalities.
"There's no focus on anything philosophical or even ideological right now."
Erika Kirk said she would instead meet with Owens privately.
"A man and his wife were murdered last night. This is NOT the appropriate response."
The noon–3pm ET block — once commanded by Rush Limbaugh — is a staple of conservative talk radio.
MAGA's rejection of "forever wars" is often mistaken for blanket opposition to U.S. power abroad.
MAGA sees America as the enforcer of the West, bending weaker nations to its will.
