Tucker Carlson brands Republicans ‘treasonous’ as he quits the party

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    1. gringoloco01 on

      I must be in an alternate universe. SMH.

      I never thought I would agree with Tucker Carlson or Margery Taylor Green.

      I want to say good for them but I am jaded and wonder what the play is here.

    2. ImNickValentine on

      The point is to continue to sow division. Now these MAGA agitators are gonna attack from the other direction.

    3. Due_Answer_4230 on

      Trump will die, JD Vance will run, and he’ll celebrate the return of True Republicans. This is a con to keep him relevant after trump goes away.

    4. BubbleThinker on

      Sorry folks, but it’s not that easy. To any other Republicans, who are out there thinking that you can just walk away from the shit show that you created, you can forget it.

    5. Capable-Soup-3532 on

      This dude thinks he’s enlightened. It’s irking that these people wanna act like some voice of change, when they literally put us in this position. It honestly comes off desperate at this point

    6. the6thReplicant on

      Remember how the conservative dipshits disowned Bush II. And then they all jumped on the Trump bandwagon learning nothing and being as dumb as a sack of cement.

    7. Themodsarecuntz on

      Tucker set the house on fire, burned it down, and now swears matches are bad.

    8. rectoflector on

      Fuck him and MTG too. They waited way too long to try and turn over a new leaf. Nobody has forgotten.

    9. S3simulation on

      He’s that coworker who is like “yeah guys do better” when management is addressing the whole staff about something that coworker definitely did. At my job it’s called being an “Andrea”. Tucky is being a total Andrea.

    10. Substantial-Tart-673 on

      Is he also going to leave America and move to Alaska like kid rock??

    11. “I know you all knew that already despite me spending the last decade telling you not to believe your own eyes and ears, but give me credit for trying to make it look like I took a stand!”

    12. Extreme_Ad_3868 on

      Funny, now that Trump is a lame duck all of a sudden people are jumping ship. If they had done that during the 1st administration I would have respect, but zero now

    13. Leaf_Atomico on

      I think a number of these republican sycophants are starting to see the writing on the wall with the approaching midterms, and they’re trying to save face before the real shit starts hitting the fan for the GOP. It’s all veneer.

    14. patkeenanmusic on

      I expect that he is part of a movement to re-brand whatever has happened to the republicans. MTG is giving off similar vibes. These are not morally rigourous people. 

    15. He’s no hero. Whatever party he joins or, more likely, forms ahead of a 2028 presidential run will be far more fascistic and populist than anything we’ve seen in MAGA.

    16. Yeah, we democrats have a big tent, but some people still deserve to stand in the rain.

    17. Tucker is not quiting the GOP. He smelled his own farts for so long, he’s come to think that he is a respected and influential journalist and that views, clicks, and followers mean people turn to him for his valued opinion, except Tucker is just a clown people watch for entertainment and a good laugh. 🤣

    18. Stealth_Howler on

      He very actively partook in the treason when being a Russian asset.

      He can fuck all the way off

    19. Gaslighting people into thinking you were on the right side, this is the goal now.

    20. GlumFaithlessness773 on

      Just to make sure there’s no confusion, this does not mean he’s moving leftward. He still spouts white nationalist conspiracy nonsense and is a fash religious bigot to every conceivable minority.

    21. He could be considered a founder of the current Republican party. He was the loudest mouth in support of trump. If his party is treasonous then he is too.

    22. ihateyousoverybadly on

      The treasonous group he had a huge part in getting in to power, he needs to admit his role

    23. All_Chaps_R_Assless on

      If he could see that his actions are also to blame for the r’s being so treasonous, that’d be great.

    24. Everyone’s so stuck on whether it’s genuine that they forget how much we need renouncing to continue.

      We can worry about who’s fake later. Right now, we need it defined.

    25. I said this in another post too. Unlike most people I’m totally fine with this. It’s Tucker, who knows what’s genuine and what isn’t? Maybe he was comfortable being a right wing talking head as his job but the realities of what he’s done has hit him. Maybe this is the new grift. But I’d rather have one more person allied against a common enemy than against me. This is just basic strategy.

      On top of that, people tend to change their beliefs to match their behavior, not the other way around. The more Tucker behaves like a good person by being critical of a pad person, the more likely he is to actually become a better person, and that’s a win for everyone.

    26. He is partly responsible for Trump. However, I think it says something that he understands he was wrong and what’s happening within the GOP and the country are wrong. Most republicans probably feel the same way but are too much of a child to standup for what’s right.

    27. yetagainitry on

      jumping off the sinking ship to try and cash in on the democratic wave. Nice try.

    28. Outrageous_Tax1328 on

      That’s like Goebels saying I was never a member of the party or support their mission