Hey, Republicans! Tucker Carlson is Your Enemy

Tucker Carlson has made his choice ...

Joseph Ford Cotto | July 6, 2026

Tucker Carlson has made his choice.

After years of positioning himself as a voice for conservative frustrations, the onetime Fox News icon declared he will not support Republicans in the midterms.

Instead, Carlson is actively helping build a third party. He calls the current system a uni-partisan arrangement that ignores American families while pursuing foreign conflicts.

This is not patriotic dissent.

It is self-gratifying sabotage dressed up as principle. Republican voters should recognize this and respond decisively.

Carlson's break with the GOP, and the Donald J. Trump administration, centers on the Mideast. He labels Trump's campaign against Iran's Islamist regime, which has America's death as its generations-long foreign policy, “immoral” and even “treasonous.” Carlson claims Republicans now serve Israel and big donors instead of American citizens. He perversely insists true America First means turning away from opposition to Tehran.

This rhetoric fits a pattern of obsessive focus on Israel laced with ugly conspiracy theories.

He has revived old USS Liberty myths against the Jewish state, suggested Jerusalem withheld warnings before 9/11, and portrayed Israel as manipulating U.S. policy through lobbying while protecting itself as an ethnostate. He has called Christian Zionists victims of a “brain virus” and praised an influencer who traffics in Holocaust denial.

His relentless grievance-mongering against Israel reveals the political horseshoe theory in action.

Carlson now aligns with vehement left-wing critics of Israel, hosting notorious individuals like Francesca Albanese, Cenk Uygur, and Glenn Greenwald. These leftists make horrid accusations against the Jewish state which routinely stir up global hatred against it.

In the same interview where Carlson announced his new party, he said that he officially does not care about Hamas.

Carlson framed his budding party as focused purely on American welfare. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this interview was with Columbia University, the Ivy League's foremost bastion of left-wing antisemitism.

Republican voters should recognize Carlson for the viper that he........

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