During his evening program, Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson commended Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene for her creativity in promoting white nationalism. Recently criticized for spouting “great replacement” rhetoric by suggesting that the Democratic Party is trying to replace the current electorate with “voters from the third world,” Carlson nonetheless praised Greene for “telling it like it is” with her bold initiative to establish her nativist America First Caucus.
At the heart of the America First ideology is “respect for Anglo-Saxon political traditions.” When Democrats and a few scatered Republican colleagues voiced criticism of the proposed organization for it’s blatant racism, Greene decided to shelve the idea for now. But Carlson said that is a mistake, and suggested that with a simple name change the central idea would have more appeal.
“A lot of what America First emphasizes is already being done in the GOP’s Freedom Caucus,” Carlson said. Changing the name of the America First Caucus to the Caucasian Caucus would go a long way to clarify things. First of all, America First’s primary objective appears to actually be discriminatory. Not racist, but discriminatory. The organization should make it clear our country accepts ALL white people, not just Anglo Saxons. Second, believe it or not there is not one congressional organization that is specifically dedicated to voicing only white demands and grievances. Representative Greene has identified a need that has been neglected for too long.”
When it was suggested what he was proposing was promoting white supremacy just as egregiously as Marjorie Taylor Greene, Carlson immediatly assumed his ever familiar appearance of profound, cross-eyed confusion and restated his firm belief that no such thing exists. “There is no white supremacy in this country. Show me where there is white supremacy. Yes some people like myself believe only white people should be living in our country and all non-white people here are occupying precious space reserved for deserving white people, but that doesn’t mean white people consider themselves superior. We just don’t particlarly care for people with a different pigmentation. The constitution was written by white people, for white people. Not one black, brown yellow or red person signed the Declaration of Independence. Those are the plain facts.”
When Carlson was asked what his understanding was of the “all men are created equal” clause in the Declaration of Independence, his deflective reply focused on the importance of the indivdual liberties gauranteed by our foundational documents. ” We have pleny of diversity in the white American population. That’s what’s great about our country. The Republicans and this new caucus Representative Greene is proposing is a perfect illustration. Just look at what Marjorie Taylor Greene herself brings to the table. She knows the importance of Second Amendment rights and leads by example. When she spotted an annoyingly unarmed gun safety advocate walking down the street, she threatened and harassed him for an entire city block. And she was only carrying a concealed hand gun. Image how intimidating she can be with one of her assault rifles clutched in her hands. That’s an image that’s American to the core.”
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Carlson went on to catalogue the congressmen he was certain the Caucasian Caucus will attract. Representative Matt Gaetz he believes is a shoo in since he was already on board with America First. Gaetz represents that segment of the American white male population that, according to Carlson, believes in the uninhibited freedom and duty of white men to give counsel and guidance to adolecent females and provide for their interstate transportation needs.
Carslon also believes all indications are that Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan will also be eager to join the organization. Jordan recently confronted the GOP’s enemy number one, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and in typical bombastic, jordanary fashion, solidly established himself as the future of Republican public health information with his whithering rebuke of Fauci implanted socialistic practices like wearing protective face masks. Jordan’s showdown with Fauci more importantly cemented him as spokseman for all liberty loving caucasians who are sick and tired of big government imposing rational public health guidelines that selfishly protect the health and well being of the nation at the expense of freedom loving Americans who are simply seeking to do whatever they want. Carlson is confident the GOP will continue asserting this primary perogative- that the freedoms of individual white people should always take precedence over the common good.