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A recent Jerusalem Post report highlights a growing debate within Republican and pro-Israel circles over the influence of Tucker Carlson and other high-profile independent commentators. While some Republican Jewish Coalition leaders argue that Carlson’s influence has diminished following criticism from prominent Republicans, others warn that dismissing his reach would be a serious mistake. The discussion reflects a broader divide within the conservative movement over foreign policy, Israel, populism and the future direction of the Republican Party. The article also notes speculation about Carlson’s political future, even as he publicly insists that running for office is not something he wants to do. The controversy underscores a larger struggle over who truly represents the grassroots conservative base and where the movement is headed next.
Republican Jews split on Tucker Carlson threat | The Jerusalem Post
Carlson has said that politics is “not what I do,” adding, “The whole idea of, ‘I’ve been a successful cable news host, I should be president!’ – that whole way of thinking is disgusting to me.”
Never Been to Spain was written by Hoyt Axton in 1971 and became a major hit when recorded by Three Dog Night. The song’s wandering lyrics reflect a restless spirit, imagining places never visited while celebrating freedom, curiosity and adventure. Axton later recorded his own version, bringing a warm, earthy vocal style that highlighted the song’s country-folk roots and enduring appeal.
Hoyt Axton – Never Been to Spain
Hoyt Axton Never Been to Spain live Perfomance Hoyt Axton Never Been To Spain Lyrics Well I never been to Spain But I kinda like the music Say the ladies are insane there And they sure know how to use it They don’t abuse it, never gonna lose it I
If passed, the measure would make New Jersey the first state to explicitly criminalize interference with abortion or sex changes. These protections would extend to those in New Jersey who travel from states where such activities are prohibited. The Senate voted 23-12 along party lines to pass the measure in May.