Tucker Carlson’s political journey has reached the point where the political commentator is effectively boosting progressive Muslim Democrat Abdul El-Sayed over Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race.
According to a report [1] from Gateway Pundit, during a conversation [2] on the Tucker Carlson Show with Saagar Enjeti from “Breaking Points,” Carlson declared that he wouldn’t vote for Mike Rogers “at gunpoint” and complained that Rogers is “basically a tool of Israel and the intelligence agencies.”
Then things got even stranger.
While discussing El-Sayed’s campaign, Carlson agreed that the Democrat’s approach was “literally Trumpian.”
So, in Carlson’s (antisemitic) universe, a Republican who supports Israel is beyond the pale, while the progressive Democrat earns comparisons to Trump.
Carlson didn’t formally say, “Vote El-Sayed.” He didn’t need to. When you announce you wouldn’t vote for the Republican “at gunpoint,” voters can connect the dots without a decoder ring.