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CPAC Highlights Divisions Among Conservatives Over Iran Military Actions

KVIA•Friday, March 27, 2026 at 9:00 AM•CNN Newsource

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The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Grapevine, Texas, has become a focal point for debates surrounding the U.S. military's involvement in Iran. Amidst a backdrop of rising tensions, attendees expressed divergent views on President Trump's military strategy, with some supporting his actions while others, particularly younger conservatives, voiced skepticism. Notably, Trump is absent from this year's conference, marking a shift in his engagement with the party. Polls indicate a significant divide among Republicans, with MAGA supporters overwhelmingly backing military action, while a growing number of younger conservatives feel disillusioned by the prospect of new conflicts. This internal conflict could impact the GOP's unity as the midterm elections approach.

Key Details: • CPAC conference ongoing in Grapevine, Texas, focusing on U.S. military actions in Iran. • Trump not attending CPAC for the first time in ten years. • 92% of MAGA supporters favor military action in Iran, compared to 70% of other Republicans. • Younger conservatives increasingly skeptical of military involvement and supportive of economic priorities.

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Reza PahlaviSteve BannonMatt GaetzGrapevine, TexasBlake ZummoMatt SchlappAlexander SelbyConservative Political Action ConferenceUnited Against Nuclear Iran

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