Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson announced Monday that he will no longer support the Republican Party, citing the emerging surrender agreement with Iran. His statement came amid reports of a U.S. capitulation deal with Tehran. Carlson did not say which party he would support going forward.
In a statement posted on social media, conservative commentator Tucker Carlson announced he will no longer back the Republican Party, citing the emerging surrender agreement with Iran. Carlson's announcement follows weeks of reporting on U.S.-Iran negotiations, including claims of an impending agreement that some critics have described as a capitulation to Tehran. Earlier this week, Israeli journalist Ariel Kahana reported that President Trump's willingness to back down on Iran was driven by fears that rising fuel prices would hurt his re-election chances. Carlson did not specify which party he would support in future elections. The Zioneer previously reported on the turmoil in Iran over the reported deal as well as on the collapse of earlier negotiations.
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