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Carlson’s split with Republicans to deepen rifts in US right, Chinese think tank says

South China Morning Post

July 3, 2026

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Carlson’s split with Republicans to deepen rifts in US right, Chinese think tank says

High-profile conservative commentator Tucker Carlson’s split with President Donald Trump and the Republican Party will jeopardise the party’s prospects in the US midterm elections and intensify the quarrel over its identity and direction, according to an official Chinese think tank. The former Fox News host has repeatedly expressed his dissatisfaction with the current administration, in particular its decision to go to war with Iran. In an interview with the Columbia Journalism Review published...

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