How Foreign Powers Are Messing With American Conservatives

American conservatives have been busy pointing out the problems with the left's cultural influence. But they've been slow to notice a big problem: foreign powers are sneaking into their political world. This isn't just a small issue. It's a real threat to the future of American conservatism. A recent study shows that some fringe figures on the right, like Nick Fuentes, might have more online support than they should. Foreign bots and fake accounts could be making them look more popular than they really are. Even if every detail of the study isn't perfect, the bigger picture is clear: foreign actors are taking advantage of the right's divisions and emotions. At the same time, some American conservatives are acting strangely towards foreign powers. For example, Tucker Carlson recently spoke at the Doha Forum in Qatar. Many conservatives were upset because Qatar is known for supporting Islamism. Carlson even talked about buying property there, which didn't go over well. This isn't just about how things look. It's about what it means for the conservative movement. If conservatives really believe in America first, they shouldn't let foreign powers influence them. This includes digital manipulation, ideological influence, and financial ties. The conservative movement needs to take this seriously. They need to make sure that their ideas and support come from real Americans, not foreign powers. It's time for conservatives to stand up for American values and not let foreign influences distort their message.