Ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson said Thursday that the media�s full-court
press to silence Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
reveals fear over his bid to make President Joe Biden a one-term executive.

Carlson�s sixth Twitter episode addressed the way the media has treated the
nephew of the late President John F. Kennedy over the years. He argued that,
in some instances, Kennedy � who has a reputation for espousing conspiracy
theories, especially regarding vaccines � has suddenly received heavier
scrutiny than even former President Donald Trump when it came to his
presidential campaign.

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� Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) June 22, 2023

�There�s never been a candidate for president the media hated more than
Robert F. Kennedy Jr,� Carlson said. �You thought that title belonged to
Donald Trump. Of course, it must, but go check the coverage. Trump got a
gentle scalp massage by comparison when he announced.�

Carlson went on to compare the media coverage directed at Trump � when he
first announced his 2016 presidential campaign � to that endured by Kennedy
since he announced his 2024 bid.

�When Trump rolled out his presidential campaign in 2015, the New York Times
waited until the 17th paragraph of the story to attack him. �But as well
known as he is,� the paper said at the time, �Trump is also widely disliked.�
And then they cited a poll to back it up. That was the attack on Trump,�
Carlson said.

By comparison, the NYT went straight for the jugular in its coverage of
Kennedy�s announcement. �Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a presidential
campaign on Wednesday built on re-litigating Covid-19 shutdowns and shaking
Americans� faith in science.�

��Shaking Americans� faith in science,'� Carlson repeated. �Imagine if you
were an ordinary New York Times subscriber reading that over coffee in your
pre-war, rent-controlled duplex on Columbus Avenue. You�d think Bobby Kennedy
just declared war on the Enlightenment. �My fellow Americans, I have come to
shake your faith in science. Join me as I drag our nation back to the
Medieval period.� You�d be appalled.�

In the weeks since his campaign was announced, Kennedy has risen to 20% in
the polls while still making shocking claims. Just last week, he told Newsmax
host Greta Van Susteren that both China and the United States were developing
ethnic bioweapons that could target people based on race. He has also claimed
that his uncle was assassinated by the CIA, and that he would have to be
careful if he wanted to avoid the same fate.

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Let's go Brandon!

On Monday, June 26, 2023 at 9:48:50 AM UTC-4, Ubiquitous wrote:
> Ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson said Thursday that the media’s full-court
> press to silence Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
> reveals fear over his bid to make President Joe Biden a one-term executive.

> Ep. 6 Bobby Kennedy is winning pic.twitter.com/jW51PYahLV
>
> — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) June 22, 2023

> “There’s never been a candidate for president the media hated more than
> Robert F. Kennedy Jr,” Carlson said. “You thought that title belonged to
> Donald Trump. Of course, it must, but go check the coverage. Trump got a
> gentle scalp massage by comparison

Fearful Symmetry

https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.tv/c/uzKvJyMae_A/m/eEcNCMaKAQAJ

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Here's the $64,000 question:
Why are the Kennedy's viewed as an existential threat that must be eliminated from the Presidency?

https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/first/c/cohen-israel.html

tags: ruby: i did it for the jewish people.....sirhan: i did it for the palestinian people

tags2: americans are a silly people

On Monday, June 26, 2023 at 9:48:50 AM UTC-4, Ubiquitous wrote:
> Ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson said Thursday that the media’s full-court
> press to silence Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

> host Greta Van Susteren that both China and the United States were developing
> ethnic bioweapons that could target people based on race. He has also claimed
> that his uncle was assassinated by the CIA, and that he would have to be
> careful if he wanted to avoid the same fate.

tags: https://www.jns.org/bds/antisemitism/23/6/2/292448/ , "His apology lacked credibility.", don't
turn your back on israel

After he came under fire for this astonishing whitewash of a flamboyant Jew-hater, Kennedy backtracked, writing: “In my remarks about Roger Waters, I was referring to his dissent on COVID and the war in Ukraine. I have only recently learned about some of his other views, which I do not share..” He then added, “I support Israel’s right to exist within secure borders and I also support the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people.”

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don't turn your back on israel
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> Ubiquitous
>
> “When Trump rolled out his presidential campaign in 2015, the New York Times
> waited until the 17th paragraph of the story to attack him. ‘But as well
> known as he is,’ the paper said at the time, ‘Trump is also widely disliked.’
> And then they cited a poll to back it up. That was the attack on Trump,”
> Carlson said.

Yeahbut, nobody expected Trump to win the Republican nomination,
let alone the election. Right up to election day, the media was saying
Hillary had it in the bag.

Kennedy would be a legitimate threat, both to Biden (and his handlers)
and the Rep candidate (probably DeSantis).

On Monday, June 26, 2023 at 6:19:05 PM UTC-4, Ed Stasiak wrote:
> > Ubiquitous
> >
> > “When Trump rolled out his presidential campaign in 2015, the New York Times
> > waited until the 17th paragraph of the story to attack him. ‘But as well
> > known as he is,’ the paper said at the time, ‘Trump is also widely disliked.’
> > And then they cited a poll to back it up. That was the attack on Trump,”
> > Carlson said.

> Yeahbut, nobody expected Trump to win the Republican nomination,
> let alone the election. Right up to election day, the media was saying
> Hillary had it in the bag.

> Kennedy would be a legitimate threat, both to Biden (and his handlers)
> and the Rep candidate (probably DeSantis).

Trump did not worry either party's leadership before the election.

Kennedy frightens the shit out of BOTH party's leadership the day he announced.

tags: fearful symmetry

On Monday, June 26, 2023 at 6:15:59 PM UTC-5, chromebook test wrote:
> On Monday, June 26, 2023 at 6:19:05 PM UTC-4, Ed Stasiak wrote:
> > > Ubiquitous
> > >
> > > “When Trump rolled out his presidential campaign in 2015, the New York Times
> > > waited until the 17th paragraph of the story to attack him. ‘But as well
> > > known as he is,’ the paper said at the time, ‘Trump is also widely disliked.’
> > > And then they cited a poll to back it up. That was the attack on Trump,”
> > > Carlson said.
>
>
> > Yeahbut, nobody expected Trump to win the Republican nomination,
> > let alone the election. Right up to election day, the media was saying
> > Hillary had it in the bag.
>
>
>
> > Kennedy would be a legitimate threat, both to Biden (and his handlers)
> > and the Rep candidate (probably DeSantis).
> Trump did not worry either party's leadership before the election.
>
> Kennedy frightens the shit out of BOTH party's leadership the day he announced.
>
>
>
> tags: fearful symmetry

My rankings if Joe has medical issues.
1. Cute Michigan governor
2. Manly California governor
3. Good bubba North Carolina governor
4. Bobby

edstasiak1067@gmail.com wrote:
> Ubiquitous

>> "When Trump rolled out his presidential campaign in 2015, the New York
>> Times waited until the 17th paragraph of the story to attack him. ‘But
>> as well known as he is,’ the paper said at the time, ‘Trump is also
>> widely disliked.’
>> And then they cited a poll to back it up. That was the attack on Trump,”
>> Carlson said.
>
>Yeahbut, nobody expected Trump to win the Republican nomination,
>let alone the election. Right up to election day, the media was saying
>Hillary had it in the bag.

Fer sure, but they were siding with her too.

>Kennedy would be a legitimate threat, both to Biden (and his handlers)
>and the Rep candidate (probably DeSantis).

Only for low-information non-Democrat voters.

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