Tucker Carlson on censorship and American support for foreign wars
Tucker Carlson is attacking both US political parties for backing foreign wars the public does not want, and for smearing anyone who objects — a sign the anti-war mood on the right is hardening.
- Criticizing mass killing of civilians gets you censored, while the people responsible get to speak at the UN.
- Opposing sending young Americans to die in other countries' wars is cast as the moral low ground, and that framing is being rejected outright.
- Republicans and Democrats are described as united on war policy, against a public that wants no part of it.
- The charge of anti-semitism is treated as a tool to shut down debate rather than a real accusation.
Outlook: Expect this anti-interventionist pressure to keep building inside the Republican coalition and to shape fights over any new US military commitment abroad.