Poll shows Tucker Carlson losing his grip on GOP as conservative Ukraine supporters take on pro-Russia voices
Welcome to Thursday’s Washington Secrets, where we are World Cup-ready. A team hat is in the mail, and our wall chart is ready to go. In the meantime, we spent yesterday with conservative supporters of Ukraine as they pondered how to push back against pro-Russia voices on the Right.
- ▪Welcome to Thursday’s Washington Secrets, where we are World Cup-ready.
- ▪A team hat is in the mail, and our wall chart is ready to go.
- ▪In the meantime, we spent yesterday with conservative supporters of Ukraine as they pondered how to push back against pro-Russia voices on the Right.
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Welcome to Thursday’s Washington Secrets, where we are World Cup-ready. A team hat is in the mail, and our wall chart is ready to go. In the meantime, we spent yesterday with conservative supporters of Ukraine as they pondered how to push back against pro-Russia voices on the Right. But there are signs that the most prominent of them may be losing influence. Tucker Carlson is losing his grip on the Republican Party, according to a new survey of GOP primary voters. Recommended Stories Keith Kellogg: US should not be okay with Ukraine giving up land to Russia Keith Kellogg: US should not be okay with Ukraine giving up land to Russia Why is it so hard to persuade lawmakers to protect children online? Conservative supporters of Ukraine are celebrating the results as they try to work out how…
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