Pro-Trump Media Faces Internal Feuds and Falling Audiences Before Midterms

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Right-wing media figures who once rallied behind President Trump are now increasingly divided, engaging in public disputes with one another. Several pro-Trump influencers have seen their viewership decline amid the infighting. The fractures within this media ecosystem are emerging at a critical time, just ahead of the midterm elections. Republicans are concerned that the disarray could undermine their ability to mobilize supporters effectively.

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