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Any third-party effort in modern American politics is a suicide pact in which only one side agrees to the mutual demise, if it’s successful.

With the exception of one governorship gleaned from Ross Perot’s Reform Party — Jesse “The Body/The Brain” Ventura’s single term as Minnesota’s chief executive — no third party has found any sustained success since the Populist Party of the late 19th century.

Most, if not all, of the short-lived third-party runs were designed not to win but to throw presidential elections into chaos, usually for very specific grievances and not holistic platforms. George Wallace’s American Independent Party, which sought to deny the Democrats the presidency in 1968 under the pretense that it no longer hated blacks enough, is the beau ideal of what a modern third-party movement looks like.

It’s therefore worth paying close attention when Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and other MAGA defectors who seem to have a curious preoccupation with the one Jewish state on the entire planet plan to launch their own party. Conservative historian Victor Davis Hanson is paying attention, and he says what he’s seen “would suggest that all they want to do is make sure that Donald Trump’s successor, J.D. Vance or Marco Rubio, loses the 2028 election.”

In case you’ve been wondering what Carlson has been up to in between battling demon........

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