Tucker Carlson: "I favor Obama over Hillary, STRONGLY"

[DemKR]

Reason enough....

[fascisthunter]

1. His Opinion Should Be Irrelevant to Democrats (nt)

[TwilightZone]

4. Strangely, Democrats talk about the opinion of Republicans all the time.

I can't even begin to count the number of posts that have been made where people say Hillary or Obama or whoever should not be the nominee simply because that's what the Republicans want.

[fascisthunter]

10. . (nt)

[peace frog]

2. You got that right

Bowtie Boy and Oprah - 'Nuff said.

[Taverner]

3. What is up with the gynophobia among repubs???

I never got the Hillary hate. She's accomplished, smart and can lead.

Granted, she's not my first choice, but she's not a bad choice either. Whichever side of the aisle you're from.

[TwilightZone]

6. She's a strong successful woman.

That's enough reason for a lot of Republicans to dislike her.

[Jackpine Radical]

7. I dunno. I certainly don't hate her, but I oppose her, and

for reasons totally different from those that drive the right-wing hate machine. In fact, "just to really piss them off" is the best reason I can come up with for voting for Hillary.

It amkes me kinda crazy that, in the year the first serious black candidate and the first serious woman candidate are running, I can't support either of them. Shit, that's just not fair.

[Taverner]

13. She's no Dennis K

But then again, even Dennis did things I was strongly opposed to.

Honestly, I think whether we get Clinton or Obama - things will get MUCH BETTER

[Jackpine Radical]

27. Well, somewhat better, anyway.

I don't expect either of them to do what's necessary to get us a sane health care system or curtail corporate excesses or make the really big policy changes necessary to save the environment, or do anything very useful about free traitors traders, but life will get better for a lot of people. More $$ for vet health, better education policies, maybe a more humane welfare system if the Big One hits--things like that. And no more wild-eyed crazies added to the Supreme Court. That stuff is worth voting for.

[Onlooker]

5. That'll cost Obama votes n/t

[Jackpine Radical]

9. Maybe that's his intent.

I consider him beneath notice, and in fact wouldn't have noticed anything he said or did if it hadn't been waved under my nose on this site. Why should anybody give a shit what he thinks?

[librechik]

8. Hillary made him eat his own shoes.

no wonder he hates her.



http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/07/09/tucker.shoe/

[aintitfunny]

11. Who cares what Tucker Carlson favors or does not favor?

He's a no-talent moron.

[PCIntern]

12. PCIntern: I favor Keith Olbermann...STRONGLY!

Tucker is by far, the most repulsive 'fellow' or 'pseudo-fellow' on MSNBC or CNN. Fauz of course, is in a class by itself, but Bow-tie Boy is quite simply, the smarmiest feak in the show.

Hey Tucker, if you take exception to my comments, why don't you meet me in a Men's Room somewhere and try to give me some of the same you claim you gave to that gay guy. Lying S.O.S....

I'd love the chance to take him apart...verbally of course.

[11 Bravo]

14. 11 Bravo: "I favor genital warts over Tucker Carlson, STRONGLY".

[Xipe Totec]

17. All over?

or just his face?

[11 Bravo]

22. Nice!

Let's start with the face, and we'll go from there.

[Dukkha]

15. "I favor not watching Tucker, STRONGLY"

or any right wing media

[durrrty libby]

16. Many times he has said that he crosses his legs when he sees her

(Fear of castration)

Oh yes, he has deep-seated issues and I almost forgot he adores Ron Paul:scared:

Too bad cable can't hire some decent talent. Shuster would be great in that spot
or Rachel Maddow.

[Botany]

18. I support Edwards but anybody or anything Tucker is against ....

.... I almost always support. Tucker is a "self made son" who got his start
because of Daddy and his family's money. Funny, for as erudite as he tries
to come off as he never finished college.

I really don't care who Tucker likes or doesn't like and thankfully his days on
MSNBC are #ed.

[AtomicKitten]

19. Rather than breathlessly reporting what the wingnuts are saying -

it would behoove Democrats to take a good look at the hypothetical match-ups. For instance, Hillary is in a statistical dead heat with Huckabee nationally (HRC up by only 2 points) while Obama beats Huckabee's ass by 12 points.

John Edwards in particular but also Obama kick the every lovin' sh*t out of the Republicans whereas Hillary ties or squeaks by at best. Hillary is touting electability when she clearly has a problem in that area.

[DrDan]

20. and . . . . who cares?

[rpannier]

21. carlson sabotaging obama's campaign...clever

Now, if insannity, o'lielly and glenn blech jump on board obama is finished

[Geek_Girl]

23. I seriously doubt that he would vote for either candidate in the General Election

So his opinion is irrelevant.

[Booster]

24. That's only because he thinks a Repug can beat Obama. He

has his agenda, and that is to keep the Repugs in office.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

25. The notion of Tucker doing anything strongly is laughable

Little boy Tucker in a bar fight: "get out of my face or I will start using strong language on you"

[Hoof Hearted]

26. All the pucker-butt Republicans are afraid of her. She makes them pee a little.

It will almost be worth the eight years of hell we've all been through to see Limpbaughls head explode when Hillary is sworn in. Can't wait.