Tucker Carlson: "Tiny Bit Of B.S." Is Ok From Bush. ...

[JABBS]

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A couple of follow-up questions for Carlson:

-- For most of us, when "you don‘t believe what your eyes tell you," you could be described as unrealistic, even delusional. Why is this a good quality in a president? Should the lives of our troops be at the mercy of someone who fits this description?

-- If some B.S. is good, is a lot of B.S. great? Back in March, you agreed that the Bush Administration has a "pattern that the rhetoric does not match the reality on the ground." A pattern of false rhetoric would seem to be more than a "tiny bit of B.S."

Maybe this goofiness from Carlson is why his show has abysmal ratings and was moved from prime-time.

[chieftain]

1. Since Tucker deals in loads of B.S. himself, it is not surprising

that he is willing to give W a pass. Carlson's act is so tiresome and transparent, I marvel that his guests don't laugh in his face. His constant tactic of proclaiming his total disagreement with Bush is always followed with a juvenile attack on the Democrats. The guy is mindlessly partisan while he claims the high ground of not having to defend the plane crash that is the Bush regime. MSNBC must be desperate for programming for keeping this right wing chipmunk on the air.

[Lisa]

2. "tiny" bit of BS?

Tucker needs his eyes checked. He's off by several orders of magnitude. Unless he is trying to be cute, like those who refer to the Atlantic Ocean as "the pond".

[JABBS]

6. it's embarrassing

he might as well have said, "I like being lied to." You know he would never tolerate such things from a Democrat.

[TSIAS]

3. When's Tucker getting fired?

They've tried everything and nobody can make his show a success.

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[AtomicKitten]

4. that's like walking around with a tiny bit of

dog poo on your shoe .... it still stinks.