We know how divided the Democrats are right now, but a conservative host and columnist is warning that a potential 'MAGA' divide is growing in the GOP.
"I think that a lot of folks see an opportunity to become the leaders of kind of this off-shoot of MAGA" said Josh Hammer, senior editor at Newsweek, "I potentially see this coming, maybe even as soon as 2028."
As for the cause of this Republican rift? The same thing that's been happening for the last 5,000 years. Antisemitism.
"It stands to reason that you might want to cause internal fractures, and an internal civil war within the coalition, and then try to stake your ground and be the inheritor of that which comes next" Hammer told KTRH.
In his column, Hammer notes former Fox host Tucker Carlson, and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Plus, he also shared is own experience about being attacked by commentator Candace Owens, who accused Hammer and Israel, for being behind the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
"I was a personal friend of Charlie Kirk's, and Candace Owens has become a rabid antisemite and she's trying to define Charlie Kirk's legacy" said Hammer, "This is a woman who belongs in a mental ward."
On a positive note, Hammer points out that President Trump continues to be the greatest friend to the Jewish people and the state of Israel, of any American president ever.
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