Staff Reports
Chaos at Fox News shows what happens when media elites war over foreign policy. Now, a feud has erupted that could threaten Trump’s efforts to negotiate with Iran. Tucker Carlson, a strong voice against Middle East entanglements, clashes with Mark Levin, who’s been slamming the Trump administration’s peace attempts. Levin and his cronies can’t see past their war hawkishness on Iran, preferring conflict over diplomacy. As if we haven’t learned from past quagmires.
Rupert Murdoch, the man behind Fox, also doubts Iran’s commitment to peace. His skepticism bleeds into the New York Post, running pieces that warn against trusting the ayatollahs. But who benefits from more war? Certainly not the American people. It’s time to question who gains with U.S. boots on foreign soil. Hint: it’s often those insulated from the battlefield realities.
Carlson, no stranger to calling out foreign policy disasters, warned against Levin’s influence. Levin, however, brushes off these warnings while parroting the same tired rhetoric. He dismisses Carlson’s anti-war stance as dangerous isolationism. But who is really isolated here? It seems Levin’s stuck in a time warp where conflict is king, and peace is weak.
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And how does Levin defend his position? By claiming ‘neoconservative’ is just code for antisemitism. As if anyone against sending troops back to the desert is automatically prejudiced. This tactic is nothing but a diversion, deflecting justified opposition to perpetual warfare. Americans have tired of being dragged into conflicts that cost lives and drain resources with no clear end.
Isn’t it curious? Those crying loudest for war often stand farthest from its grim consequences. While Levin throws tantrums over policy, he forgets who’s left to pay the price. American soldiers and their families, not chest-thumping pundits, bear war’s true burden. So, the question remains: when will the elites stop pushing us toward another needless conflict?
