Marjorie Taylor Greene Also Declares She’s “DONE” With the Republican Party Over Its “America Last” Foreign Policy
Tucker Carlson has officially announced his departure from the Republican Party after 35 years, citing its “immoral” prioritization of foreign interests.
The bombshell announcement, shared by The Vigilant Fox on X, signals a collapse of loyalty among the party’s most influential voices.
“How could any American support a party that’s not loyal to the United States?” Carlson stated. “I’m out. And if I’m out, then I think a lot of other people are out.”
Joining the exodus, Marjorie Taylor Greene declared on X that she is “DONE” with the “America LAST Republican Party.” Greene emphasized she will no longer support a party that betrays its country, though she is not becoming a Democrat.
The mass departure has triggered rare cross-spectrum alignment. Cenk Uygur noted on X that both Carlson and Greene are leaving over the GOP’s unwavering support for Israel. This sentiment was echoed by Joy Reid, who suggested she might leave the Democratic Party for the same reason.
“First candidate, in any party, to convince voters they’ll cut off Israel will win in a landslide,” Uygur stated.
The revolt proves the “America First” movement is no longer a faction—it is a separate force. As the party’s biggest stars walk away, the political establishment is left with a hollowed-out institution that no longer represents its own nation.
