Christian Influencers Ditch Trump, MAGA Base Faces Catastrophic Collapse

Conservative influencers are reportedly turning on Trump.

Social media influencers who once backed President Donald Trump are waking up to the reality that he has failed to deliver on his campaign promises.

According to a report from Politico, Trump’s young female supporter base has shifted from 33 percent in 2020 to 40 percent in 2024. Polling reveals a stark partisan gender divide, with female supporters dwindling as his second term drags on.

With midterm elections looming, prominent conservative Christian female influencers are showing a significant shift within their demographic, which could spell trouble for Trump.

Conservative influencer Savanna Faith Stone stated that young, right-wing women are “not really identifying with the MAGA party anymore.”

“Promises that were made have not been delivered on at all, and I think young women are realizing that,” Stone added. “They’re realizing, ‘Hey, you promised lower gas prices. You promised the economy would be better. Like, that’s why we voted for you.’”

Stone was among over 2,000 women at Turning Point USA’s annual women's leadership summit recently. A noticeable divide has emerged between being “MAGA” and being “America First.”

Stone asserted that Trump is “not America first,” emphasizing she voted for a president who promised no new wars, pro-family policies, and lower costs.

Despite his repeated assurances, Trump has failed to fulfill these commitments, instead pouring tens of billions into a Middle Eastern war that has escalated living costs for everyday Americans.

As women contemplate not voting, conservative influencer Alex Clark warned Politico, “I cannot express to you the level of alarm bells that should be ringing for the GOP.”

@savannafaithstone cannot even believe I’m posting this video. I’m heartbroken and at a loss for words. America needs Christ. #charliekirk #conservative #liberal ♬ original sound - Savanna Stone

Clark noted that young women voters are scrutinizing everything from the ongoing war in Iran to the Trump administration’s pesticide policies.

The White House responded by touting the “most pro-woman agenda in American history,” highlighting achievements in women’s sports, crime reduction, child tax credits, and creating a renter-friendly market, according to spokesperson Anna Kelly.

Kelly claimed the administration has “achieved win after win on issues women care about most — and we’re just getting started. The MAGA coalition is stronger than ever, and women continue to play a powerful role in the movement.”

Other GOP representatives acknowledged the loss of female support as a serious issue. Marjorie Taylor Greene provided her perspective for the report.

She remarked, “I think about all the single mothers and women out there trying to make it, and it is extremely difficult, with inflation continuing to rise and overall cost of living continuing to rise,” criticizing Trump’s tone and language as “a major turn off to women.”