Congressman Randy Fine

.@AlexBruesewitz also stayed mum when Tucker lied about a 2021 @RepFine Tweet. Tucker claimed that he had "endorsed genocide" & "laughed at a picture of a dead child in Gaza." In reality, Fine mocked a person who fraudulently labeled a decade-old photo from Syria as coming out of Gaza — trying to falsely blame Israel for something Muslims had done. Fine has discussed this in numerous interviews, and it's been well-established that the photo was false propaganda against the Jewish state — and that Fine did not "laugh" at dead kids. Tucker knows this, of course. And the terminally online Bruesewitz must, as well. So why did Bruesewitz simply nod along, then say that Trump only endorsed Fine because there were no other candidates? Given that Bruesewitz isn't an anti-Semite (based on numerous mutual friends), the only reasonable answer would be cowardice. Cowardice to stand up to the militant hate mobs. Cowardice to risk angering people in the White House still loyal to Tucker. Whatever the reason, it's something that has become epidemic, way beyond just him. (Like Megyn Kelly, who has actually repeated Tucker's lie.) But then to pretend as if the Jewish Congressman is essentially just as bad as the guy who praises Hitler? We need to push such vile thinking out the same door Tucker used to leave the GOP.

🚨 EXCLUSIVE — Tucker Carlson's guest equated @RepFine with his GOP primary opponent, Hitler-loving Dan Bilzerian. To @alexbruesewitz, the Jewish Congressman & the Holocaust denier are simply "two extremes I don't agree with." Nothing re Bilzerian's insane comments on Hitler, Jews, etc. The only criticism of Bilzerian that Bruesewitz could muster was that "he helped bring degeneracy to young men in America." No mention of him praising Hitler. Not a peep about Bilzerian's myriad lies about the Talmud to foment Jew hatred. And nothing about Bilzerian — just this April — saying that he fantasizes about going to the Holy Land to "go f***ing kill Israelis." The worst part is Bruesewitz almost certainly finds these views to be repugnant. But when sitting face-to-face with Tucker, all Bruesewitz could condemn was Bilzerian's boozing & womanizing. THAT is the real Tucker effect: Not necessarily repeating Tucker's slanders on Israel & "neocons," but the indirect impact of otherwise good people being silent about ugliness, even evil. At least when the hatred is directed against the Jooos.