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Another pro trumper dreams of sucking putin's dick.
TUCKER CARLSON WON’T STOP KOWTOWING TO RUSSIA
The Fox host is signaling his support for Donald Trump by framing Vladimir
Putin as a friend.
BY ERIC LUTZ
DECEMBER 3, 2019
Tucker Carlson appears at an event in Washington D.C. in March.
Tucker Carlson appears at an event in Washington, D.C., in March.CHIP
SOMODEVILLA/GETTY IMAGES
With the fervor he normally reserves for misogynistic or racist screeds,
Tucker Carlson has taken up a new cause: defending Russia from the libs.
“[Vladimir Putin,] for all his faults, does not hate America as much as
many of these people do,” Carlson said on his show Monday night, referring
to members of the media who’ve criticized Republicans for cozying up to
Moscow. “They really dislike our country. And they call other people
traitors?”
This seems to be a new pet line for Carlson, who said last week that he’s
cheering for Russia in its conflict with Ukraine—the U.S. ally Trump
attempted to extort to gin up an investigation into Joe Biden. “Why do I
care what’s going on in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia?” he asked
during a panel discussion. “And I’m serious—like, why do I care? And why
shouldn’t I root for Russia? Which I am.”
He amended that with an assurance that “I’m joking. I’m only rooting for
America.” But he was back at it again Monday evening, mocking Chuck Todd
and others he said are “hysterical” in their Russia-related coverage, and
downplaying the threat Putin poses to the U.S. “Russia is not America’s
main enemy, obviously,” Carlson said. “Our main enemy, of course, is
China. And the U.S. ought to be in a relationship with Russia aligned
against China, to the extent that we can.”
Andrew Lawrence
@ndrew_lawrence
Remember last week when Tucker said he's rooting for Russia? Well here he
is tonight defending Putin and saying "for all his faults" at least he
doesn't hate America as much as people on MSNBC do
No surprise, the remarks did not go over well in most spheres. “Tucker
Carlson is dangerous,” tweeted former George W. Bush aide Tony Fratto,
while former CIA officer Evan McMullin called the screed a “betrayal.”
They were probably better received on the right, where Republicans have
been attempting to frame Ukraine, as opposed to Russia, as an aggressor,
thereby lending legitimacy to Trump’s claims that he was completely
justified in pushing Voldymyr Zelensky to clean up his country’s act, and
that doing so just happened to implicate the Bidens. “I think both Russia
and Ukraine meddled in the 2016 election,” senator Joe Kennedy said on
Sunday’s Meet the Press. “I think it's been well documented in the
Financial Times, in Politico, in The Economist, in the Washington
Examiner, even on CBS, that the prime minister of Ukraine, the interior
minister, the Ukrainian ambassador to the United States, the head of the
Ukrainian Anti-Corruption League, all meddled in the election on social
media and otherwise. They worked with a DNC operative.”
In this bizarro framing, Russia is the good guy—a sentiment in line with
Trump’s hesitance to condemn Russian meddling in 2016, and one that’s
likely exactly what Putin wants to hear. (In fact, U.S. intelligence has
concluded that Russia itself is behind the narrative that Ukraine is to
blame—something Russia expert Fiona Hill spoke to during her public
impeachment testimony.) By adopting Trump’s preferred conspiracy theory
toward the Kremlin, Carlson is essentially airing talking points on
Trump’s behalf. He’s also shifting the goalposts. At first, the company
line was that Trump had nothing to do with Russia, was actually tougher on
Moscow than Barack Obama, and was nothing but a “perfect” friend to
Ukraine. Now, faced with the task of proving Trump did not do what many
people have said he did, the line has shifted to: Ukraine is the enemy.
The president has ever right to strong-arm the enemy. Even if he’s doing
so to make his own re-election easier.
TUCKER CARLSON WON’T STOP KOWTOWING TO RUSSIA
The Fox host is signaling his support for Donald Trump by framing Vladimir
Putin as a friend.
BY ERIC LUTZ
DECEMBER 3, 2019
Tucker Carlson appears at an event in Washington D.C. in March.
Tucker Carlson appears at an event in Washington, D.C., in March.CHIP
SOMODEVILLA/GETTY IMAGES
With the fervor he normally reserves for misogynistic or racist screeds,
Tucker Carlson has taken up a new cause: defending Russia from the libs.
“[Vladimir Putin,] for all his faults, does not hate America as much as
many of these people do,” Carlson said on his show Monday night, referring
to members of the media who’ve criticized Republicans for cozying up to
Moscow. “They really dislike our country. And they call other people
traitors?”
This seems to be a new pet line for Carlson, who said last week that he’s
cheering for Russia in its conflict with Ukraine—the U.S. ally Trump
attempted to extort to gin up an investigation into Joe Biden. “Why do I
care what’s going on in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia?” he asked
during a panel discussion. “And I’m serious—like, why do I care? And why
shouldn’t I root for Russia? Which I am.”
He amended that with an assurance that “I’m joking. I’m only rooting for
America.” But he was back at it again Monday evening, mocking Chuck Todd
and others he said are “hysterical” in their Russia-related coverage, and
downplaying the threat Putin poses to the U.S. “Russia is not America’s
main enemy, obviously,” Carlson said. “Our main enemy, of course, is
China. And the U.S. ought to be in a relationship with Russia aligned
against China, to the extent that we can.”
Andrew Lawrence
@ndrew_lawrence
Remember last week when Tucker said he's rooting for Russia? Well here he
is tonight defending Putin and saying "for all his faults" at least he
doesn't hate America as much as people on MSNBC do
No surprise, the remarks did not go over well in most spheres. “Tucker
Carlson is dangerous,” tweeted former George W. Bush aide Tony Fratto,
while former CIA officer Evan McMullin called the screed a “betrayal.”
They were probably better received on the right, where Republicans have
been attempting to frame Ukraine, as opposed to Russia, as an aggressor,
thereby lending legitimacy to Trump’s claims that he was completely
justified in pushing Voldymyr Zelensky to clean up his country’s act, and
that doing so just happened to implicate the Bidens. “I think both Russia
and Ukraine meddled in the 2016 election,” senator Joe Kennedy said on
Sunday’s Meet the Press. “I think it's been well documented in the
Financial Times, in Politico, in The Economist, in the Washington
Examiner, even on CBS, that the prime minister of Ukraine, the interior
minister, the Ukrainian ambassador to the United States, the head of the
Ukrainian Anti-Corruption League, all meddled in the election on social
media and otherwise. They worked with a DNC operative.”
In this bizarro framing, Russia is the good guy—a sentiment in line with
Trump’s hesitance to condemn Russian meddling in 2016, and one that’s
likely exactly what Putin wants to hear. (In fact, U.S. intelligence has
concluded that Russia itself is behind the narrative that Ukraine is to
blame—something Russia expert Fiona Hill spoke to during her public
impeachment testimony.) By adopting Trump’s preferred conspiracy theory
toward the Kremlin, Carlson is essentially airing talking points on
Trump’s behalf. He’s also shifting the goalposts. At first, the company
line was that Trump had nothing to do with Russia, was actually tougher on
Moscow than Barack Obama, and was nothing but a “perfect” friend to
Ukraine. Now, faced with the task of proving Trump did not do what many
people have said he did, the line has shifted to: Ukraine is the enemy.
The president has ever right to strong-arm the enemy. Even if he’s doing
so to make his own re-election easier.
Chuck the Sham
Dec 26, 2022, 10:05:49 AM12/26/22
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