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Tucker Carlson recently unleashed a scathing attack on Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, claiming that she is “indistinguishable from the neo-liberal donor base of the Democratic Party.” Carlson’s comments came after Don Lemon’s final insult to Haley, which may have cost him his career. Lemon had insulted a white liberal woman, which is a major “no-no” in the eyes of the elites in the Democrat establishment.
On his show, Carlson said, “Nikki Haley accepts the concept of collective racial guilt. She believes that Ukraine’s boundaries are more significant than ours. Way more crucial. She thinks that identity politics will determine our future. Vote for me because I am a female candidate.” He then went on to explain why Lemon stepped in it, saying, “But to be fair to Don Lemon, Nikki Haley seemed like perfectly fair game. She’s a Republican presidential candidate, so savage her are all you want.”
Carlson went on to suggest that Haley’s campaign for the Republican nomination is futile because she shares the same ideology as the Democratic Party’s neo-liberal donor base. He claimed that Haley subscribes to the concept of collective racial guilt and advocates for the idea that identity politics will play a significant role in shaping our future. Furthermore, Carlson criticized her campaign message, which he perceived as simply asking people to vote for her because of her gender.
Following that, Carlson criticized Lemon for failing to grasp the situation entirely, claiming that Lemon stepped into a trap he had set. Carlson argued that even though Lemon is a black man, he is not permitted to criticize Haley. According to Carlson, if the decision is between a black man and a liberal white woman, the Democratic Party will always choose the latter.
Carlson concluded by saying that the Nikki Haleys make up a bigger proportion of the American electorate than the Don Lemons do and that Lemon should have known better than to criticize girl power. His comments have sparked a debate about whether or not it is appropriate to criticize a female candidate and whether or not it is acceptable for a black man to criticize a white woman.
The comments made by Tucker Carlson have caused quite a stir in the political world and have raised questions about whether or not it is acceptable to criticize female candidates and whether or not it is acceptable for a black man to criticize a white woman. It appears that Carlson believes that Nikki Haley is indistinguishable from the neo-liberal donor base of the Democratic Party and that identity politics is our future. His comments have sparked a debate about the role of gender and race in politics and whether or not it is appropriate to criticize female candidates. It remains to be seen what the outcome of this debate will be and how it will affect the upcoming election.
The preceding article is a summary of an article that originally appeared on Daily Fetched
