Greene joins Carlson in pulling support for Republican Party
Carlson said he will not vote for Republicans in the midterms, while Greene said many voters are fed up with the party.
- Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene announced they are leaving the Republican Party, expressing frustration and dissatisfaction that it no longer represents or has betrayed its voters and country.
- Polls show that Donald Trump has low job approval among swing voters but retains very high support from his MAGA base, with 89% approving his overall job performance.
- Most MAGA supporters believe Trump appropriately prioritizes Israeli interests in his foreign policy, with 58% saying his position is 'about right' despite criticisms from Carlson and Greene.
- Among MAGA supporters, 86% plan to vote for Republican congressional candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, showing continued strong base support despite internal departures.
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Ben Shapiro: The Republican Party's dissidents are showing themselves the door
Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Tucker Carlson says he can no longer support the Republican Party. In that regard, he finds himself in familiar company. A growing faction on the populist Right — including figures such as Candace Owens, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Nick Fuentes — has increasingly positioned itself in opposition to core Republican foreign policy principles. Rather than seeking to persuade the part…
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West Hawaii TodayTucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene say they are done with the GOP
Tucker Carlson, the conservative media giant, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, the firebrand former member of Congress, said they had formally broken with the Republican Party. The post Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene say they are done with the GOP appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.
Tucker Carlson disbands the Republicans and hopes that many will follow him. Behind this stand the war in Iran – but also the growing hatred of Israel in the USA.
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