Joining us now, MS Now Capitol Hill reporter Kevin Fry, MS Now political analysts Ashley Parker of the Atlantic, and MS Now political analyst and former Republican governor of Ohio, John Kasich. Kevin, talk to us about what we know of why she's resigning and what kind of reaction is it now leading to there on the Hill. Yeah, I mean, this has been kind of the the end result of a very public personal odyssey for Marjorie Taylor Green over the past two months, which saw her really at odds with members of her o ...

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General Observation - The article suggests that the most successful civilizations in the last 3,000 years were the antithesis of "MAGA" [1]

Political Analysis - Marjorie Taylor Green's actions are viewed as a potential run against JD Vance and a play to become the next leader of MAGA, positioning herself as the successor to Trump [1] - The analysis suggests Green might be attempting an "apology tour" to appeal to centrists and lost Republicans, repackaging her MAGA stance due to a schism within the movement [1] - The discussion references historical parallels, such as the governor of Georgia, Ernest Vanderver, and his stance on segregation, to argue that Green should stay and fight for her supposed new beliefs instead of leaving Congress [1] - There is speculation that Green's departure from Congress is timed to coincide with her full pension eligibility and that she may pursue opportunities in media, such as a podcast, with a potential future presidential run [1] Trump's Strategy - The analysis contrasts Trump's approach to Marjorie Taylor Green with his welcoming of New York Mayor Zoran Mandani, suggesting Democrats could learn from Republicans in terms of forming alliances [1] - Trump's actions are interpreted as a recognition of his own weakness and an attempt to align with the momentum and energy surrounding Marjorie Taylor Green [1] - There's a perception that Trump is not receiving accurate information from his advisors, leading to misjudgments about figures like Mandani [2][3] - Trump's admiration for Mandani is attributed to Mandani's ability to galvanize voters and his success on television, aligning with Trump's own background in reality TV [3] Democratic Reactions - The discussion touches on how Democratic establishment figures are reacting to Trump's interactions with figures like Mandani, referencing past concerns about Democrats appearing alongside Trump [4][5] - The desire for a "fighter" is highlighted as a key attribute that Democrats are seeking, as exemplified by figures like Mandani and Nancy Pelosi's confrontational stance against Trump [6][7]

Political Landscape & Party Dynamics - The departure of Marjorie Taylor Green raises questions about Trump's hold over the Republican party [2] - Cracks are showing in the MAGA coalition amid Trump's growing unpopularity, potentially causing problems for Republicans [3] - The next Republican nominee will face the challenge of keeping Trump's coalition together [6] - A debate is emerging between Reagan-oriented Republicans and populist Republicans within the party [19] Future Elections & Voter Base - The Republican primary presidential candidate's success in 2028 depends on the political climate in 2026 [4] - Trump's coalition included "borrowed voters," including Black and Latino men, whose future allegiance is uncertain [8][9][12] - Democrats could capitalize on fractures within the Republican party [10] - Democrats have an opportunity to expand their coalition by empowering non-voters [14] MAGA Ideology & Movement - The meaning of "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) is subjective and can be interpreted differently [16][17] - Trump's agenda is domestically focused, skeptical of international involvement and immigration [17] - Political movements often splinter after the leader who built them can no longer serve [19]

MAGA is splintering — and Trump knows it. As he drifts from populism to billionaire diplomacy, his biggest boosters are losing faith, writes @niamalikah (via @opinion) https://t.co/sOmJZtctWa ...

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