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Maga infighting erupts at turning point usa's america fest
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Tensions within the MAGA movement surfaced prominently on the first night of Turning Point USA's America Fest conference in Phoenix, Arizona, as speakers traded criticisms amid debates over antisemitism and American identity. The event, the largest since founder Charlie Kirk's death in September, drew over 30,000 attendees, including many young conservatives. Erika Kirk, the organization's new CEO, endorsed Vice President JD Vance for president in 2028.
The National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism reconvened independently after cutting ties with the Heritage Foundation amid controversy over Heritage president Kevin Roberts’ defense of Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes. The group, founded to address antisemitism largely on the left, now says it will confront threats from the right as well; it held its first public meeting since the split on Tuesday.
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At a Nov. 5 Turning Point USA event at Auburn University’s Neville Arena, Eric Trump phoned President Donald Trump on stage. The president greeted students, praised Auburn, and paid tribute to the late TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk.