TV Clown Jake Tapper apologized to Adam Kinzinger for All The Things Tucker Carlson was doing to him.
Doug P. of Twitchy reminds us that just a couple of months ago, on the two year Media Celebration of January 6th, Jake Tapper claimed "a day that threatened to end the American experiment in many ways."
He lied then as he always lies. And now he lies again, telling his very few viewers that Tucker Carlson claimed the January 6th riots "didn't happen."
Noted Tough Guy Anderson Cooper questioned Tucker Carlson's courage.
Oh yeah, Anderson Cooper really put himself in harm's way hosting a cheesy reality tv game show.
Oh, I'm sure he earned his Yellow Badge of Courage by reporting from a well-protected bunker in Kuwait City or something, playing up the one in ten million possibility that a SCUD might land within eight miles.
Otherwise the most harm this Nepo Baby child of privilege has ever faced is taking it in his powdered-and-perfumed keister from a Gentleman Drifter rawdog-style at the Limelight in 1988.
Meanwhile, Professional Unfunnyman Stephen Colbert justified his position of being paid to not make people laugh by claiming his real role was telling his leftwing audience -- which suffered a catastrophic nervous breakdown in 2016, which went untreated because all leftwingers suffered it and told each other it was totally normal to obsess over Trump every minute of every single day -- that they are not insane.
Yes, they are. So are you, stupid.
Tucker Carlson addressed his leftwing critics... as well as Democrat-aligned "Republicans" like Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, and Pierre Delecto.
Charles Schumer continues demanding that a journalist be censored by one of the corporations he can punish as a Senator.
Apparently McConnell, Graham, and Romney support this, because none have cautioned him about this.
It is a cruel joke on the nation that McConnell is still the titular leader of Senate Republicans in Washington.
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., took to the Senate floor to call for the censorship of Fox News, where this author is a contributor, and prevention of more footage being made available to Americans. He said Carlson exercising his freedom of the press was a threat to democracy.
As one former White House reporter put it, "It's frightening to see Senate leaders demand a media company 'stop' reporting on the government, police, issues of law and justice."
Surely this would be an opportunity for the otherwise weak and feckless Senate Republicans to show some backbone, right? Wrong.