For the record, I believe Fox News host Tucker Carlson is by far the best high-profile TV commentator of our time. I frequently cite him in my news-oriented articles, and his monologues are tours de force. Thus is it notable that I’ve never seen him stumble so badly as on his last Wednesday evening show. Aside from taking at face value a rather portly Google engineer’s claim that a computer he’d been working with, which he calls a “person,” has become sentient (highly improbable at this time), Carlson launched an attack on the Republican Party that, while containing some truth, failed to see the forest for the trees.

By Michael Forsman on 2022 06 28

no comment at this time.

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By Wizzardly on 2022 06 29

Mr Duke's commentary is spot on. I hope he and we will all apply his advice to not discard an entire party because of a few "errors" to assessment of Tucker Carlson's nightly show. The teeth-grinding, hand-wringing excoriation of Carlson by the leftists must be regarded with the same reasoning as the aphorism that the flack is heaviest over the target.

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By BB on 2022 06 29

We elected Trump because of his America First agenda. We gave the Republican Party majorities in both Houses. All Republican congressional candidates ran on variations of America First for several years before Trump. Once we gave them the majorities they wanted, they deep-sixed the agenda and Trump was forced to use Executive Orders which the republicans knew would be overturned by the very next President. That's why everything went to hell the first day of Biden's term.

2. The Republican Party in Congress is more to blame for Obamacare, today, than Obama himself. They made hundreds of sham votes to repeal Obamacare, but when they had the Power and authority to do so, they entrenched it and for the last 12 years, we've suffered with it.

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By Bob Cauler on 2022 07 03

Sorry, Duke, but there are some RINO bad apples that need to be tossed.

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