Tucker Carlson: Winner will have a mandate

[Kal Belgarion]

On CNN right now. Tucker says that the election probably won't be close, and the worries about voting irregularities and lawyers won't matter, since we'll have a clear, fraud-free winner tonight.

Goes along with his pro-Kerry prediction, eh?

[deadparrot]

1. Do you think he knows something?

I'm so paranoid about everything.

[TwilightZone]

4. No, I think he sees the writing on the wall.

Heavy turnout, polls trending toward Kerry at the end, etc.

[NewHampshireDem]

2. He also repeated that he thinks Kerry will win!

The bow-tie knows!

[Cassandra]

8. The bow-tie's got him by the throat.

:-)

[maddezmom]

3. calling it for Kerry AGAIN

koolaid running low in the * camp. :)

[Shadder]

5. As of last night, I would agree with him.

I had the feeling then that this was not really going to be all that close. And the turnout reports today only make that feeling much stronger.


President Bush : NEVER AGAIN!!

[Borgnine]

6. I hope the dick is right for once.

Hell, even the limpest dick shoots one off every now and then, right?

[Langis]

7. He is a whore, but a whore who likes to be right.

[tedoll78]

10. Yup.

And for that reason, he earns a nominal amount of my respect.

[Demit]

14. i wouldn't go that far. the guy's a putz.

singing a new tune, trying to suck up to the winners. He can sing the whole bloody opera and it doesn't change the fact that he's a putz.

[ItsTheMediaStupid]

9. W had a mandate

He took Barny Frank out for dinner and dancing!!

[Raster]

11. perhaps Jon Stewart's bitch-slapping did some good after all.

bush* was an illegitimate president selected by a decidedly partisan Supreme Court. The bush* presidency has the distinction of being the most crooked, crony-ridden administration in our lifetimes. Irregardless of what the pundit whores want you to believe, people aren't stupid. It doesn't take an idiot to see that bush* is just a front man, and a poor one at that. In all, this is a failed administration of epic proportions.

Good morning, Tucker. Coffee?

[Czolgosz]

16. Agreed! Stewart knocked some sense into his bow-tied head.

[Joe Turner]

12. According to Paul Begala, Tucker has an intense dislike for Bush

Even though he is paid to shill for Bush on Crossfire Bush's lies and deceptions, particularly with respect to Iraq, really turned him off.

Tucker is one of the few honest republicans left.

Excellent news....thanks....

Oh btw, CNN just showed a couple of their undecided voters and they are going Kerry. It's just keeps on getting better.

Time for me to Vote!

[ProfessorPlum]

15. Would you call that an honest Republican?

One who is paid to shill Bush's lies and deceptions on national TV? And agrees to do it, even though they "turn him off"?

Seems the definition of "honest" is pretty loose for Republicans, as I suppose it would have to be.

[Hamlette]

18. Tucker did the article in Vanity Fair (I think) exposing Bush's comments

on the Tucker execution. Bush mocked her begging for her life.

Considering Bush is born again and expects because of that he should be excused all his failing before he saw the light, his treatment of Karla Faye Tucker is particularily shameful.

Anyway, Tucker told the story in an article or interview early on. I've tried to give him the benefit of the doubt but he disappoints me too often.

[Wat_Tyler]

13. He's a wanker, but he's not a fool.

Tucker knows.

[Ishoutandscream]

17. For once Bow-tie, we agree

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