Tucker Carlson interviews man he hates 'passionately' - All In - MSNBC

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Chris Hayes: “I don’t know which is more cringe-inducing: that Trump has done that same ‘the tough guys had tears in their eyes for me’ story like a hundred times…or that Tucker had to sit there and be enthralled by it.” - Aired on 04/12/2023.

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1. They sobbed uncontrollably

Trumps hero and brilliant conservative scholar NAZI JOSEPH GOEBBELS instructs all republicans from afar, lie and repeat that lie over and over and over again. It is a sickness that they have.

Hey, anyone hear what Kevin is doing about the pending Republican debt limit debacle? I’m sure he’s squirreled away with brilliant conservative economists planning on dazzling us with their awesome fiduciary acumen. Can I sell thesauri or what?

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2. The debt limit deadline is looming, yet these Republicans are busy defending an indicted ex-POTUS

Instead of doing the job that they were elected to do!

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3. Republicans have a post disaster master plan

Gym Jordan will take his committee to the Bahamas and investigate why democrats didn’t insist republicans do the right thing. Meanwhile conservatives continue to cash their socialist checks.

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4. And they still claim to be "conservatives"

The party which supports "small government" - yet they are now interfering in state issues, let alone attempting to mandate every citizen in this country how to live.

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5. STATES RIGHTS!!!!

States Rights means one and only one thing. Slavery. Period. The business of the Republican Party is sad to the extreme.

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6. Reagan put that into practice by starting his campaign in Philadelphia, Mississippi

The site of the murders of those three Civil Rights workers in 1964 - and the South got the message, Southern President Jimmy Carter lost the South, setting the Republican party on a dangerous path ever since.

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7. That has always ticked me off

For all the obvious hateful Reagan reasons.

But. I was born in THE Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.

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8. Same here. Jimmy Carter was the very first candidate who I paid attention to and really liked

Ad the more I have learned about him over the years, the more I have come to admire him. Reagan set us on the course that the Republican party is still following today.

And your Philadelphia came first, the cradle of democracy, any others with that name are impostors...