Alpine Folly: Tucker Carlson Claims Zyn Supports Kamala Harris’ Campaign

Conservative pundit Tucker Carlson, who previously promoted Zyn nicotine pouches, is now criticizing the brand due to alleged political differences. In an interview with Old Row, Carlson expressed his decision to no longer use Zyn, citing the brand’s connections to donors of Kamala Harris and suggesting it is more suitable for women than men. While Zyn’s parent company, Philip Morris International, stated they do not donate to presidential campaigns, their subsidiary Swedish Match North America has contributed to both Republicans and Democrats. Carlson, who previously praised Zyn on podcasts and social media, has now distanced himself from the brand and announced plans to launch his own nicotine pouch company called Alp. Despite his earlier support for Zyn, Carlson has shifted his stance and is now critical of the brand. This change comes amidst controversy surrounding the use of nicotine pouches among teenagers, with warnings from lawmakers like Chuck Schumer about the potential risks of addiction. Carlson’s move away from Zyn and towards creating his own brand reflects his evolving views on nicotine products and his interest in launching his own venture in this industry.

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