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If you're a Republican, much less a self-described MAGA voter, you don't need to be persuaded to support the war against the theocratic regime in Tehran. Fox News's polling found that 84 percent of registered voters who identify as Republican support the war. Eighty-five percent of Republicans surveyed by CBS News's pollsters said the same. NBC News's survey discovered something similar. Seventy-seven percent of GOP voters in its poll backed the strikes on Iranian regime targets, including an overwhelming 90 percent of "MAGA" Republicans.

The podcaster Megyn Kelly and the Fox News host Mark Levin are two of the country's best-known conservative influencers. She opposes the war in Iran. He supports it. Ms. Kelly, herself a former Fox News host, recently argued that the war was sold to the American people by "Israel firsters like Mark Levin." He called her an "emotionally unhinged, lewd and petulant wreck." It only got uglier from there.

Sometimes, journalists indulge in myths and delusions they claim to decry. This grating inclination has been on almost giddy display in the still evolving aftermath of United States President Donald Trump's rash decision to join Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in launching a war with Iran.

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