Tucker Carlson just said the Rove story WAS NO BIG DEAL

[steve2470]

OMG, I cannot believe he was paid enough or dumb enough to say that.

[timber84]

1. In others words!!!!!

We're in deep shit!!!

[txindy]

26. Um, no. Bow tie boy is a tool. Everybody knows that.

His parroting WH talking points is to be expected. He's a shill.

[The_Casual_Observer]

He has been saying this for a week. It's the rw talking point.

[Maddy McCall]

2. He's a Republican mouthpiece. Always has been, always will be.

Why would anyone expect anything different from him?

[CatWoman]

3. I wonder

Just WHAT constitutes a "big deal"?

A blow job?

[xray s]

24. not for Tucker

he blows BushCo every day.

twice on Friday.

[still_one]

4. the question was there anyone to rebutal him?

[steve2470]

5. Yes Rachel Maddow, she did a good job as usual nt

[still_one]

10. that is the important point, that they give equal time to another view

[Pirate Smile]

21. Exactly which is why the show is actually OK to watch. As long as

both sides are given time to state their position and no one is screaming "traitor" at them, I can handle it.

[SheepyMcSheepster]

8. yes

rachel maddow (sp?)
who does a great job, but they were denying implications of this situation so much it was unbelievable.

[Pithy Cherub]

6. Pronouncements from Tucker matter?

No, not at all, he had no content for his show...so he makes stuff up.

[nytemare]

7. Which is more insidious, sperm on a dress, or outing a CIA agent?

In the late 90's, the pubs SURE AS HELL made a big deal about Clinton lying on the Lewinsky deal.

If this was not a big deal, a reporter would not be in jail for contempt.

[Shoeempress]

9. Tucker, time to loosen the bow tie and let some oxygen in.

This is HUGE

[karlrschneider]

12. Even worse than huge, it's HUGH!

:evilgrin:

[dflprincess]

11. Yeah, and per Nixon

Watergate was just a third rate burglary.

[tuvor]

13. Anything for ratings, huh, you smarmy whore.

[LibDemAlways]

14. I guarantee that if these events

had transpired in a Dem administration, Carlson would be singing a different tune. To be a repuke is to be a hypocrite.

[Lars39]

15. I want to live long enough to see Tucker and any other "journalist"

that was complicit with this administration in prison. Amen.

[Lefty48197]

16. You have to drink the kool aid to say that

he's beyond being a paid spokesperson.

[ecstatic]

17. Republicans stick together

Notice how every Republican is saying the same thing now? The memo is out. But in a similar situation, we turn on each other. That's why they are able to get away with all the madness.

[lancdem]

22. Except none of the high-profile elected Repukes

are saying a thing. Their silence is deafening.

[SmokingJacket]

18. He's a drowning man.

Buh-bye, career.

[whistle]

19. Why does this little prick Carlson have a national show?

...I thought that John Stewart pretty much discredited him when he appeared as the guest on Crossfire.

[txindy]

27. Tucker doesn't have his own show. His bow tie does.

Tucker just gets to come along for the ride. It was a two-fer deal. MSNBC got the worst of that bargain, that's for certain.

[Zen Democrat]

20. He's still scared of Karl .. and hedging in case he doesn't go down.

But, Earth to Tucker, Rove's toast.

[cry baby]

23. Ol' Tuck must have gotten the Rove talking points memo that

Terry Morran was asking Scotty about today. He is nothing if not a dutiful servant to *.

[spanone]

25. Tuckers an entertainer, not a brainer.