Tucker Carlson isn't Jewish
And why should he have to be?
The awkward silence with which he is met is from some who have a faulty vision to Make America Jewish Again. We cannot build a Christian religion in our country exclusively on practices of Jewish healthcare and Jewish dentistry.
Harry Thompson
Tucker Carlson’s attempt at levity was greeted with deathly silence during a speech at the Turning Point USA summit AmericaFest. ¶The former Fox News host was speaking at the conservative youth movement’s four-day conference in Phoenix, Arizona, when he stumbled onto the topic of Islam and Muslim Americans. ¶Carlson has been under fire for his alleged close ties with Qatar, and he sparked fury from conservatives including Sen. Ted Cruz and commentator Laura Loomer this month when he said he intended to buy property in its capital, Doha. Loomer has taken to calling the podcaster “Tucker Qatarlson” and claimed he has been “promoting Islam extensively and has been downplaying the threat of Islamic terrorism and mass Islamic immigration in the West.”
Laura Loomer is Jewish. Tucker Carlson is a journalist and he certainly has a legitimate use in mind or interest to acquire land or buildings for a base of operations to report news from the Middle East.
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In a Thursday address at AmericaFest in Phoenix, Arizona, Carlson criticized some Republicans for "attacking millions of Americans because they're Muslims, it's disgusting. And I'm a Christian."
We cannot cater to “Islamic Law” practices of medicine either. Various unnecessary and unjustified “judicial” amputations are being performed to appease a hidden desire for carnage of human flesh under color of some religious law as it were, as a literal mortification of one’s members which is uncalled-for medically, such as cutting the hands off thieves, feet off trespassers, eyes off peeping toms, tongues off town hall gossips and slanderers, etc. etc. with various diagnostics and medical rationales for drastic and cruel acts of mayhem, mutilation and malicious disfigurement. The moral imperative is to do what it takes to stop those hideous practices, by whatever means are justified to that end.