Tucker on MSNBC...

[mokkan88]

6:39 PM EST, Tucker states briefly that he will vote for Ron Paul.

Anyone catch it?

 

[hellah10]

"RON PAUL CARES!" hahaha

 

[donttreadonme]

yeah I did. Tucker's been a Ron Paul supporter for quite some time now. God Bless him!

 

[idrake]

Yup, was that a first?

Kent Snyder was on Tucker just now - MSNBC

Good interview. Tucker rules, I'm now a big fan of his show. He's smart too, just kept saying the story was coming up and then waited till the end to do the piece. Had me watching the whole time.

 

[Baba Ram Dass]

I caught the episode too. I was watching it with my mom, and she recognized the good doctor's name despite being completely apolitical. A good sign IMO. She also agreed with what Mr. Snyder was saying (people looking for change, etc.).

 

[next]

Can someone post a video? Thanks!

 

[jake]

yup. Tucker is voting for Ron Paul.

 

[zeroverse]

Youtube video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWq1w4xcjrs

 

[PRIEST]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWq1w4xcjrs

Thanks!

 

[therealjjj77]

Tucker used to be very critical of Ron Paul until he actually talked to Ron Paul and very politely Ron Paul schooled him and after that I think Tucker checked out some of the stuff RP wrote and was converted!

 

[Arek]

I think Tucker realized how much he himself believes in Dr. Paul's message. Wouldn't it be great if Tucker could interview Dr. Paul more. I mean think of all the press of Tucker fans who may like RP's message also. Tucker could become our media liaison In fact I believe he's already moved in that direction since he seems to find various reasons to talk about Paul.

 

[Brad324]

don't kid yourself. Tucker is not to be trusted at all. At one point he even said "can we all stop pretending to love Ron Paul?"

He's trying to set him up as some sort of "leader" of the Ron Paul movement, because that gives him a certain amount of power over how Ron Paul supporters are perceived, and what they value. The guy is a snake - don't trust him.

 

[Gordon]

Hello 1988.

We will make this a sucess

 

[devil21]

don't kid yourself. Tucker is not to be trusted at all. At one point he even said "can we all stop pretending to love Ron Paul?"

You are ignoring the context of his comment on Bill Maher. He was referring to the "fad" status of Ron Paul in some circles and that not everyone pays attention to all of RP's views. Are we complaining that some people support RP without really understanding his views? No, we arent. Tucker wasn't slamming RP, he was commenting on supporters that don't understand RP's views. Also, if you watched the entire show you can very much tell that Tucker supports RP and libertarian ideals.

 

[alexpasch]

What I loved most was his little jibe at ABC for not airing the Stossel interview...PERFECT!!!! That's the type of shit capitalism should imbue in the media, pointing out others mistakes and biases.