Last week, tensions within the conservative movement intensified as disputes over racism and antisemitism became increasingly visible, exposing significant fractures within the MAGA coalition. These conflicts have underscored a growing divide in the movement, challenging the notion of MAGA as a unified "big tent." The escalation of fights related to racism and antisemitism has brought to light underlying issues that threaten the cohesion of the group. Observers have noted that this internal strife signals a broader crisis, with the once expansive and inclusive MAGA coalition now appearing to be fracturing. The Los Angeles Times reported that these developments highlight a troubling rift, suggesting that the movement's ability to maintain unity amid such contentious debates is waning. This situation reflects deeper ideological and social tensions that are reshaping the conservative landscape. As these disputes continue, the future of the MAGA movement's internal solidarity remains uncertain.