‘It’s biblical’: Maga anxiety over Iran war on display at CPAC as Trump skips event
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The annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) was held near Dallas last week, but notably absent was Donald Trump, who reportedly focused on the war in Iran. In Trump's absence, prominent Maga figures debated the direction of their movement, particularly regarding the potential for a ground invasion of Iran. Concerns were raised about the consequences of such an action, with some predicting dire outcomes and others defending Trump's approach. Speakers like Erik Prince and Jason Redman voiced anxieties about the conflict, while Ric Grenell praised Trump's handling of the situation. The absence of a unifying message from Trump left attendees divided on the best course of action.
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AI-ExtractedWe have the right policies. We just need the resolve to see it through finish what we started.
Trump did not attend CPAC for the first time in a decade, apparently consumed with the war in Iran.
A ground invasion of Iran will make our country poorer and less safe.
If Trump orders an incursion [into Iran], you will see imagery of burning American warships in the next couple of weeks.
The Iranian regime is not a threat any longer.
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