US EditionTrump Revels in Tucker Carlson’s ‘Freefall’ in GOP Opinion Polling
Trump shared a CNN poll showing he is more favorable than Tucker Carlson while he attacked several commentators on Truth Social.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump attacked conservative media figures Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones via Truth Social, sharing a CNN poll showing 77% of Republicans favor him versus 31% for Carlson.
- This intensifying feud follows weeks of criticism from the commentators regarding Trump's military operations in Iran, his genocidal rhetoric, and his public attacks on Pope Leo XIV over foreign policy.
- Dismissing the group as "nutjobs" and "troublemakers" with "Low IQs," Trump argued their views contradict the MAGA base and dismissed them as "losers" seeking attention through podcast platforms.
- Conservative journalist Scott Morefield warned that these attacks alienate independent-minded voters crucial to the coalition, cautioning that Republicans may struggle in future elections without addressing their concerns.
- As anti-war independents and libertarians increasingly listen to these podcasters, the once-unified coalition shows signs of cracking, potentially threatening GOP prospects in upcoming electoral cycles.
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The US president is rebuking – again – his former allies Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly.
Trump Attacks Carlson as GOP Rift Deepens Over Iran War
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump sharply criticized conservative commentator Tucker Carlson following the release of new polling showing Carlson’s standing among Republican voters. In a Truth Social post, Trump mocked Carlson and other conservative media figures, citing a recent UMass Lowell poll highlighted by CNN. The survey found 31% of Republicans held a favorable view of Carlson, while 24% viewed him unfavorably. Trump contrasted t…
Donald Trump, Candace Owens Feud Explained: Former Ally Branded 'Mentally Ill' In Bitter Row
Donald Trump's long‑simmering rift with conservative commentator Candace Owens erupted into open warfare on Friday, 17 April, after the US president used his Truth Social platform to brand his one‑time ally 'really dumb' and 'mentally ill' in a post attacking several right‑wing media figures. The news came after weeks of increasingly sharp criticism from Owens over Donald Trump's handling of the war with Iran, a conflict she argues betrays the p…
Trump threatens to make retribution 'lists' of MAGA influencers as defections accelerate
In recent months, there has been a noticeable uptick in MAGA defections, with President Donald Trump facing criticisms for his actions regarding Iran, the economy, the Epstein files, and the Pope not only from casual supporters, but from many of his highest-profile backers. Some have even suggested that his behavior has become so deranged that he should be removed from office via the 25th Amendment. Trump responded by lashing out against Tucker …
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