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Heritage Foundation Boasts 'Strong and Unified' Team After Mass Resignations Over Tucker Carlson Fallout

via Washington Examiner·Mar 1

The Heritage Foundation has been onboarding 21 new scholars and staffers since last November as the conservative think tank attempts to recover from a mass exodus triggered by its handling of Tucker Carlson's friendly interview with right-wing antisemite Nick Fuentes. The organization is projecting strength and unity, but the departures stripped Heritage of decades of institutional knowledge and exposed a fault line within the conservative movement over the boundaries of acceptable discourse. The rebuilding effort comes as the think tank — which played a central role in Trump's governing agenda through Project 2025 — tries to maintain its influence in Washington while navigating the reputational damage from the Carlson-Fuentes controversy.

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