Carlson-Greene faction tests GOP cohesion over foreign policy

Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene are emerging as leaders of a nascent political movement within the American right, diverging from mainstream Republican positions on wars and foreign policy. The movement lacks formal organization and a clear program, so it remains an intra-party faction rather than a third party. This signals potential fragmentation in U.S. domestic politics, with implications for future elections and foreign policy debates.