Non‑MAGA Republicans drift from hawkishness

A rapid drop in support for the Iran war among non‑MAGA Republicans suggests an intra‑party fracture on foreign intervention: non‑MAGA Republican support fell from 56% to 33% in about two weeks, while MAGA Republicans remained steady. That divergence means MAGA faction views can drive headline GOP positions even as a substantial slice of the party pulls back from escalation. — If non‑MAGA Republicans continue to desert hawkish positions, GOP unity behind military action could weaken, changing congressional coalitions and electoral messaging on national security.