Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene break with the Republican Party
Two prominent right-wing figures are publicly walking away from the Republican Party, a sign of deepening anger on the political right.
- Tucker Carlson said he is done supporting the Republican Party, calling it disloyal to the country and immoral.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene followed, saying many voters are fed up with a party that betrays its own base — while insisting they are not becoming Democrats.
- Independents are now the largest voting block in the country, driven by people who feel burned by the party they used to back.
- The frustration is bipartisan: many voters see both parties as bought and unrepresentative.
Outlook: Expect more defections and louder independent anger heading into the next election, though no new party or clear alternative is on the table yet.