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Former Trump appointee Carrie Prejean Boller says she’s exiting the MAGA movement

Carrie Prejean Boller, a former Trump-appointed member of the Religious Liberty Commission, announced she is leaving the MAGA circle, describing it as a cult that ostracizes dissenters.

Carrie Prejean Boller, a longtime Trump supporter and former appointee to the Religious Liberty Commission, announced on Piers Morgan Uncensored that she is breaking away from the MAGA movement, which she likened to a cult that punishes independent thinking. She pointed to the recent expulsions of Tucker Carlson, Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene from MAGAworld as evidence of the group’s intolerance for dissent.

Boller, who was dismissed from the federal advisory board earlier this year amid internal disputes, said she remains a conservative but can no longer align with a leadership she describes as cult-like. She suggested that the sidelined figures, along with former intelligence official Joe Kent, might lead a fresh wave of conservatism. Boller previously described Trump as a dear friend of nearly two decades, but now says she no longer recognizes him as president. The White House did not immediately comment on her statements.

Why it matters

The interview reveals growing fractures within Trump-aligned conservatives and signals potential shifts in the movement’s leadership.

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