Conservatives Gather at Tucker Carlson’s Cabin to Launch Anti‑Trump Initiative
A photo taken in the dining room of Tucker Carlson’s Maine cabin shows Carlson with Marjorie Taylor Greene, her husband Brian Glenn, Rep. Thomas Massie and his wife Carolyn Moffa, and former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent and his wife Heather. Greene posted a tweet accusing Trump of betraying anti‑war promises that initially attracted their support. The group convened to launch a new political movement aimed at challenging Donald Trump and his base ahead of the midterm elections.
Carlson has hinted at forming a third party and expressed regret for his earlier endorsement of Trump, while also criticizing the president’s handling of the Iran conflict. Reporters note speculation that the gathering could evolve into an anti‑Trump super‑PAC.
How this was covered
- Right-leaning outlets covered this 3h later
Why it matters
The effort could reshape the dynamics within the Republican Party as the midterm elections approach.
How this story developed
- Aug 2 Prominent Trump Critics Form New Anti-Trump Movement Ahead of Midterms
- Aug 9 The gathering was publicly photographed and labeled “Lincoln Project 2.0” by an influencer.