Fairly handsome for the ladies and male focused men, well and clearly articulated, and someone who maintains his emotions instead of crying on camera to cheaply exploit his audience like certain other people used to.
Tucker is very charismatic and I don't understand why there are any who don't like him. Disagree with him on things, sure. But he is entirely likeable as a person.
Boomers who don't like direct-speaking coarse people (despite agreeing on many core values) are some who don't like Trump, and probably Tucker.
I know some like this, who want the good old days with skilled speakers acting like puppet statesmen telling them everything is just fine and the media behind them.
Conservative Republican sheeple, unfortunately. Good hearted people, just are quickly turned off by combative and coarse discourse. Sadly these kinds of people are sitting on the sidelines while the Revolutionary War is being fought.
I don't hate him but no one but he, himself, is responsible for my almost total distain for him. His instant announcement about Biden winning, no questions asked or even considered in the face of overwhelming evidence of a massive cheat. Also, there's his affection for Hunter Biden.
I am watching and waiting, but please don't tell me my estimation of his character is based on being told to by the media and that I am the same person who hates Trump because the media told me to. Both accusations are ridiculous. He betrayed this movement big time and thus, advanced a total coup. I am not willing to jump off the Trump train and onto his I got fired band wagon (and being an honorable Brutus, why didn't he quit)
You're entitled to your opinion, but is there nothing in your own life that you once did that you now regret, or a change that took you from a bad place to a good place, or mistakes that you later woke up to?
If we always judged based on past mistakes, no one would be left standing. No one.
Your only response was, "his stance on Trump", slick.
I am saying that is weak and pathetic, as there are far more reasons to like or dislike someone than their personal opinions on one single person.
So yes, if your reason is to like or dislike someone specifically on those bases, then you are exceedingly shallow champ.
Nope, because not even Jesus Christ, arguably the greatest person who ever lived, can make that claim.
In regards to Christianity, that's not really all that arguable. But the fact remains, Jesus Christ is not someone every day people today get to actually interact with in their day to day lives. He doesn't go on TV and exude charisma.
Tucker does; it's hard to dislike a charismatic person, and people can very rarely formulate why they do because they're often embarrassingly weak reasons...
The power of the most watched man on television.
Fairly handsome for the ladies and male focused men, well and clearly articulated, and someone who maintains his emotions instead of crying on camera to cheaply exploit his audience like certain other people used to.
Tucker is very charismatic and I don't understand why there are any who don't like him. Disagree with him on things, sure. But he is entirely likeable as a person.
People who hate Tucker only feel that way because they have been told to hate him by the establishment media.
same people that were taught to hate Trump.
Boomers who don't like direct-speaking coarse people (despite agreeing on many core values) are some who don't like Trump, and probably Tucker.
I know some like this, who want the good old days with skilled speakers acting like puppet statesmen telling them everything is just fine and the media behind them.
Conservative Republican sheeple, unfortunately. Good hearted people, just are quickly turned off by combative and coarse discourse. Sadly these kinds of people are sitting on the sidelines while the Revolutionary War is being fought.
I don't hate him but no one but he, himself, is responsible for my almost total distain for him. His instant announcement about Biden winning, no questions asked or even considered in the face of overwhelming evidence of a massive cheat. Also, there's his affection for Hunter Biden.
That was then and this is now. As he has stated, he is embarrassed for having believed and pushed the narrative and is done doing so.
I am watching and waiting, but please don't tell me my estimation of his character is based on being told to by the media and that I am the same person who hates Trump because the media told me to. Both accusations are ridiculous. He betrayed this movement big time and thus, advanced a total coup. I am not willing to jump off the Trump train and onto his I got fired band wagon (and being an honorable Brutus, why didn't he quit)
You're entitled to your opinion, but is there nothing in your own life that you once did that you now regret, or a change that took you from a bad place to a good place, or mistakes that you later woke up to?
If we always judged based on past mistakes, no one would be left standing. No one.
Yeah, he was CIA. I think this video is CGI. Where's Tucker? LOL! Another stooge turned white hat 2.0?
https://rumble.com/v2kmt10-meet-the-so-called-independent-alternative-media-dig-into-rumble.html
Yup. I remember when I trusted that twerp who runs Wired. I am assuredly in the wait and see bleachers.
they fail to think for themselves
And his man cackle makes the liberals go crazy.
The Tucker laugh is funny as hell!
Because he has actual charisma rather than the fake lefty kind like Obama.
His stance on Trump?
"Disagree with him on things, sure."
If your ability to like or dislike someone is reliant on their opinion on Trump, that's extremely shallow.
MY ability? LOL
We weren't talking about me, sport. We were discussing Tucker, about whom you wrote:
Can you name one person who is liked by everybody??
Nope, because not even Jesus Christ, arguably the greatest person who ever lived, can make that claim.
If your ability to understand why even one single person doesn't like Tucker is nonexistent, which is what you stated, that's extremely shallow.
Your only response was, "his stance on Trump", slick.
I am saying that is weak and pathetic, as there are far more reasons to like or dislike someone than their personal opinions on one single person.
So yes, if your reason is to like or dislike someone specifically on those bases, then you are exceedingly shallow champ.
In regards to Christianity, that's not really all that arguable. But the fact remains, Jesus Christ is not someone every day people today get to actually interact with in their day to day lives. He doesn't go on TV and exude charisma.
Tucker does; it's hard to dislike a charismatic person, and people can very rarely formulate why they do because they're often embarrassingly weak reasons...
.. like "his stance on Trump", bud.
I generally like him but IIRC didn't pedo Hunter write Tuck's kid a letter of recommendation for college?
Yes, but as I outline in a different post, that is not necessarily a reflection on him.
He was in high society with a lot of friends and connections, but that doesn't mean he knew about anything nefarious.
The only aspect of that that concerns me was his unwillingness to talk about Hunter's laptop on that basis.
I don't tend to do guilt by association that much.