[48495] Storm of opinions on the American Right: From criticism of Tucker Carlson to riots in Portland

[48495] Storm of opinions on the American Right: From criticism of Tucker Carlson to riots in Portland

The US political system is in an uproar following mutual attacks between different factions on the Right, alongside reports of violence at protests and the collapse of an airline.

Growing tension on the American Right

The discourse on social media on May 3, 2026, is marked by a deep division within the conservative camp. LauraLoomer, identified with the MAGA wing, launched a sharp attack against Nick Fuentes, casting doubt on the authenticity of his "persona" as a Catholic who defines himself as working for "America First," against a backdrop of allegations regarding controversial collaborations. At the same time, other figures such as kungfubrando and other users are attacking Tucker Carlson, labeling him "controlled opposition" following reports by RT_com on internal disagreements surrounding support for political candidates.

Violence in Portland and corporate collapse

In another arena, a violent incident was reported in Portland, where TPM reporter Katie Daviscourt was attacked with stones by Antifa protesters during "May Day" riots. Kiked6mil condemned the incident as "violent intolerance toward the media," and highlighted the danger to journalists in the field. Simultaneously, the discussion continues online regarding the closure of Spirit Airlines, with QueenBoredFL noting that the "biggest losers" are the social media accounts that made a living off of passenger embarrassment videos.

Exchange of accusations

The political debate has become a scene of verbal sparring. While users such as drodvik52 level harsh criticism at Donald Trump supporters and dismiss the concept of "TDS" (Trump Derangement Syndrome), MAGA supporters are returning fire. Lionesssa12 even addressed a media conflict surrounding an edited video of Tucker Carlson, which illustrates the difficulty in distinguishing between information and disinformation in current online discourse.