At the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Texas, a noticeable rift emerged among Trump supporters, particularly concerning the ongoing war in Iran. While older Republicans generally expressed solidarity with Trump’s policies, younger attendees voiced their concerns about the economic implications of the conflict. This generational divide has put Trump on shaky ground with the younger MAGA demographic, many of whom feel disappointed by his leadership. As the conference unfolded, it became evident that the traditional unity around Trump is fracturing, with discussions of Republican infighting and differing opinions on how to approach the Iran situation dominating the agenda. Despite Trump’s absence, his influence loomed large, raising questions about the future of the GOP as it grapples with internal conflicts and external pressures.