Tucker Carlson, a longtime conservative commentator, has announced that he will no longer support the Republican Party. In a recent podcast appearance on “Can’t Be Censored,” Carlson expressed his disillusionment with the party, stating that there is no chance he would support it ahead of the November midterm elections.

Carlson, who has been a consistent defender of the Republican Party for 35 years, said he can no longer defend the party’s actions. He criticized the party for making decisions based on the interests of corporations, Israel, and donors, rather than the interests of American citizens. Carlson also apologized for his past support of President Donald Trump, particularly with regards to the war with Iran.

Carlson’s Shift in Stance

Carlson’s shift in stance is significant, given his large following and influence in conservative circles. He has been a vocal critic of the war with Iran, which he believes was initiated at the behest of Israel and has harmed American interests. Carlson’s decision to leave the Republican Party may inspire other conservatives to reevaluate their allegiance to the party.

Original reporting: WTVQ (Lexington) — read the source article.