A clear generational divide has surfaced among US conservatives over President Donald Trump’s decision to attack Iran, as revealed at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) held near Dallas, Texas. Younger conservatives expressed disappointment and a sense of betrayal, arguing that Trump’s military action contradicted his earlier promises to avoid foreign interventions. Several young attendees voiced concern about the possible deployment of US troops to the Middle East, with some saying the move undermines the 'America First' principle.
Older conservatives, however, largely defended Trump’s decision, describing it as a pragmatic response to Iranian threats. Veterans and senior participants said the action was not the start of a new war but a justified reaction to Iran’s long-standing activities. Prominent conservative figures also appeared divided, with commentator Tucker Carlson opposing the war and Homeland Security official Joe Kent resigning in protest, citing moral objections.
CPAC chairman Matt Schlapp acknowledged the internal split but noted that many conservatives still trust Trump despite growing unease. Some younger supporters warned that the movement risks fragmentation if unity cannot be restored.
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