Tucker Carlson (and FOX news) : "I hate Donald Trump..."

[jadillac]

Caught in 4K



It's a shame these MAGA ppl don't realize these media ppl are just acting and playing roles to make big $$$. They don't really believe in this Trump mess. And Trump don't believe his own bs either, LOL

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

 

[Dameon Farrow]

Everybody with a brain knew this already. So that excludes Team Trump.

 

[Huda2daf]

This will just make them honkies and co0ns love him more.

 

[Adonis]

Gotta get that money somehow.

 

[tuckgod]

Trump 24

 

[CrushedGroove]

Yo, Marlon killing it

 

[Iverson_64]

Tbh, a lot of Republicans think Trump is a POS of a human being hence why there's been an increasing push for DeSantis who's perceived as hardlined as Trump but more "competent."

Trump dissed all sorts of Republicans from Cruz to the Bush family to the McCain family to Carson to even DeSantis now. He's burned a lot of bridges and the only reason he's tolerated is because he's seen as the best chance of beating Democrats in elections.

Outside of his diehard fans, Trump is a very polarizing figure in the GOP that they simply tolerate due to not having many strong candidates with a chance to win elections.

Hell, I remember back in 2016 when Cruz basically accused Trump of being a grifter and a charlatan and it took months for him to swallow his pride and support Trump.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Yo, Marlon killing it

I'm actually impressed with his ability. Dude's more multifaceted than I thought.

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[aXiom]

He might live to regret saying that. Dec*ntis doesn’t have the juice.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

FOX just wants someone from the establishment in there. They agree with 99% of what Trump does, they just hate that he's dumb as fukk and is mean to them

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

I am like proud of Marlon. Dude finally getting his roses

 

[degu9089]

Tbh, a lot of Republicans think Trump is a POS of a human being hence why there's been an increasing push for DeSantis who's perceived as hardlined as Trump but more "competent."

Trump dissed all sorts of Republicans from Cruz to the Bush family to the McCain family to Carson to even DeSantis now. He's burned a lot of bridges and the only reason he's tolerated is because he's seen as the best chance of beating Democrats in elections.

Outside of his diehard fans, Trump is a very polarizing figure in the GOP that they simply tolerate due to not having many strong candidates with a chance to win elections.

Hell, I remember back in 2016 when Cruz basically accused Trump of being a grifter and a charlatan and it took months for him to swallow his pride and support Trump.

Trumps support during the past midterms wasn’t as solid as it was previously. His hold on the larger GOP isn’t as strong as it was 2016-2018. They are basically waiting him out now. In 2017 they wouldn’t have dared to spout this. But this just means an even worse version of Trump is coming.

 

[Iverson_64]

Trumps support during the past midterms wasn’t as solid as it was previously. His hold on the larger GOP isn’t as strong as it was 2016-2018. They are basically waiting him out now. In 2017 they wouldn’t have dared to spout this. But this just means an even worse version of Trump is coming.

Yup. Trump branded himself as a winner and losing the 2020 election ironically hurt his brand.

 

[BaggerofTea]

If he is a klansantis fan then this is nothing but a semantics battle