Tucker Carlson Vows Third Party

Tucker Carlson Says He’s Starting a New Political Party After Break with GOP

Tucker Carlson says he plans to help build a new political party after breaking with President Trump and the Republican Party over the Iran war.

The conservative podcaster argued that Democrats and Republicans are too aligned on the issues he believes matter most to Americans.

Carlson made the declaration in an interview with the Columbia Journalism Review.

“I’m going to help build a third party,” Carlson said. He said there should be a “good-faith effort” to determine what benefits the country.

Carlson said his biggest concerns are “war and finance.” He argued that Democrats and Republicans are largely aligned on both issues. “That’s not a democracy,” Carlson said.

He described the system as “a one-party state posing as a democracy.”

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Starting a third political party requires navigating a complex, state-by-state process to achieve Federal Election Commission (FEC) registration and state ballot access. Key steps include raising funds to trigger party status, filing petitions to get on the ballot, and building deep, localized voter infrastructure.

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