This is rich even for Tucker Carlson

| 10:00 pm EDT May 25, 2022
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Tucker Carlson (awful, insurrection party, Fox non-news) appears to be unraveling on air. The little Alt-right puppet unleashed some verbal vomit on his show the other night. This is because people are increasingly blaming Tucker for stoking the racist flame. And this isn’t sitting right with the little Fox gnome.

Carlson, on Monday evening, sweetly suggested to Democrats that they put a lid on it. What I mean by that is Tucker thinks the Democratic party needs to “tone it down” before “this gets really ugly.”

I think there is a clear case of projection going on here. Do you agree? In fact, Tucker is taking it even further. He is now suggesting President BIDEN’S words are what really divides this country — not his.

“Why aren’t you trying to unite the county?” Mr. Carlson had the gumption actually to say about Biden. Let’s break this down. Let us examine what President Biden could possibly have said to “divide this country.”

Let’s see. He has frequently said he wants to be the President of all the people. He says he wants to restore the “soul of America.” I’m looking, but I can’t find this great division that Tucker claims to see. This is likely because there IS no division from President Biden. What Tucker is doing is called projection. It’s a method used by many to deflect.

There can be no doubt that this nation grew more divided under the former guy. And there is no doubt in this writer’s mind that Tucker Carlson is another one of the great dividers. That’s why we need to win in the midterms.

I frequently use metaphors, as you know. I look at it as the battle between the ruby and the sapphire. We are the bluest of sapphires. And the more Democrats there are, the more we can get beyond the divisive hate, and propaganda folks like Tucker use on a regular basis.