The bombing of a school in Iran has already started to create cracks in the MAGA coalition, as commentators generally loyal to the president are demanding answersThe bombing of a school in Iran has already started to create cracks in the MAGA coalition, as commentators generally loyal to the president are demanding answers

Ugly accusations fly among Trump supporters over school bombing

2026/03/10 02:43
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The bombing of a school in Iran has already started to create cracks in the MAGA coalition, as commentators generally loyal to the president are demanding answers.

Reports have indicated that a U.S. strike destroyed the Shajarah Tayyebeh elementary school, leaving 175 dead. President Donald Trump has dismissed these claims, asserting that the Iranian government itself destroyed the school.

But experts aren't buying this claim — and some MAGA allies are not either.

"Re-upping what I said last week: Admin must wrap its investigation and address head-on. Horrible unintended tragedy of this war," wrote right-wing commentator Laura Ingraham on X.

"Seconded," replied Megyn Kelly.

Other MAGA accounts, however, pushed back on them, with one saying, "People die in a war, and sometimes they are not the target. War is messy. If a war is just, and this one is, then responsibility automatically falls on the party responsible for the war in the first place. In this case that is Iran. Case closed," and another saying, "Laura falling for Iran propaganda is very on brand for Fox News."

This comes as the MAGA sphere remains divided over the wisdom of invading Iran in the first place, with some pro-Trump influencers blasting it as a "betrayal" of his entire pledge to supporters to get America out of military adventurism.

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