Donald Trump is facing growing dissent within the movement that once followed him unquestioningly, as prominent figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene break ranks over his focus on foreign policy at the expense of domestic issues. The divide reflects a broader rift in the movement, with some supporters criticizing Trump for prioritizing international affairs such as Ukraine and Israel, while neglecting the economic struggles of American families. This internal conflict is compounded by increasingly extreme positions among the movement's fringes, leading to infighting and confusion about its core values. As the movement splinters, some of its rhetoric now mirrors that of the political left, raising concerns about its future direction and unity ahead of crucial elections.