Tucker Carlson Wants to be the Next Trump, and He Could Succeed

Until 2015 when Trump came on the political scene, there was an unwritten rule that a candidate for U.S. President had to be a decent human being, and needed credentials that would at least suggest some capability in handling foreign and domestic affairs. Of course, all that’s gone now, but are we really ready for a Fox News anchor?
Fox News frequently finds itself on the wrong end of defamation law suits, which it combats with a single and historically effective response: We are not news; the material we present is not factual, and any reasonable person knows that.
Tucker Carlson is to journalism what professional wrestling is to sports. His job is to entertain, each evening, with an hour-long segment of hateful lies.
Have we fallen as a nation? Obviously. Have we sunk to this? Sorry, Tucker, you are a spoiled, detestable turd, no we haven’t.
