Tucker Carlson stated on the “Can’t Be Censored” podcast that he is done supporting the Republican Party and will not support the Democratic Party either. The remarks followed U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran in February and included criticism of U.S. policy toward Israel. Most specific quotes remain unverified beyond a single report.
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“'I'm out': Tucker Carlson says he's done supporting Republican Party - USA Today”
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Read at Washington Times →Carlson’s reported break underscores rifts over U.S. foreign policy and costs of entanglement with Israel.
“Critique of bipartisan militarism and prioritization of regional conflicts over domestic needs”
The statements reflect a narrow foreign-policy fixation that ignores domestic stakes and electoral realities.
“Necessity of party loyalty in a two-party system and strategic value of the U.S.-Israel partnership”
Carlson’s rejection centers on foreign entanglements and the limits of party loyalty.
“Non-intervention and preservation of individual autonomy from perpetual conflict”
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“Shared groupthink on an unconfirmed narrative and omission of domestic political economy”
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