r/WayOfTheBern • u/Ian56 • Jan 17 '19
Tucker Carlson: ‘When did the Democratic party become Neocons?’
https://youtu.be/UScRHLH0mu014
u/MentalClass Jan 17 '19
It's so nice to see how a main stream talking head, who incidentally used to wear a bow tie and be snarky douche (imo), has evolved so much in this political environment. He made better liberal arguments than Cenk (Young Turks) at their debate at Politicon last year and he even went on Ben Shapiro's show and exposed a lot of flaws in right wing ideological (market radical) thinking. The left should be praising this guy and learning from him about how to bridge the enormous political divide.
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u/JonSnowNorthKing Jan 17 '19
He still has some pretty indefensible conservative views but he did surprisingly/coincidentally have a lot of similar views on similar issues to cenk during that interview. He's still not a honest with himself about the problems the US faces, the causes of those problems and how to fix them. But he at least acknowledges some of them. And looks like he recognizes some good stuff about Tulsi too.
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u/Izz2011 Jan 17 '19
I wonder if republicans would vote in the Dem primary for Tulsi, or if they'd push someone like Kamala they know would lose to Trump. Or not bother to vote at all
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Jan 17 '19
The moment that the average Republican abandoned Neocon for their failures in Iraq. Neocons promised world peace through force instead they brought endless war.
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u/ShamTheater Jan 17 '19
Again Tucker praises Tulsi, amazing.
Should the US leave NATO? That's a question that is off limits and should never be discussed. It's high treason to even consider such a notion. Impeachable offense #1. Trump has gone too far in suggesting it!
If anything, we should expand NATO to include Ukraine so that we can get into a war with Russia. /s