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James Fishback remains a long shot in Florida, but his appeal among young conservatives reveals a growing rebellion inside the Republican coalition over Israel, economic nationalism and who will inherit the movement Trump built.
The movement that promised to remake the Republican Party has become divided by donor power, foreign war and personal loyalty. Its collapse may not mark the end of America First, but the beginning of a harder and more consequential struggle over its future.
A rising generation may not abandon the Republican Party at first. It may take it over, armed with a hard memory of amnesty, war, bailouts, debt, donor rule, and a fading American Dream.