Staff Reports
In a recent exchange that had political junkies buzzing, Tucker Carlson did not hold back when he criticized Chris Christie, the former governor of New Jersey and current Republican presidential candidate. Carlson called him a “blustery coward” after Christie avoided answering tough questions about his stance on Ukraine during an interview with ABC.
NEW: Tucker Carlson is calling out Chris Christie for REFUSING to come on his show and answer tough questions, calling him a “blustery coward” that fakes being a “tough guy”.
Do you agree with Tucker Carlson? https://t.co/CIYP71St7j
— Proud Elephant 🇺🇸🦅 (@ProudElephantUS) July 18, 2023
Christie had the audacity to take shots at Carlson during the interview, claiming that if Carlson had been in Iowa at the Tucker Carlson forum, he would have responded differently. Christie then went on to explain his position, asserting that the conflict in Ukraine is actually a proxy war with China. He argued that China is financially supporting Russia and supplying lethal weapons to the Russian army through coordination with Iran. Christie contended that America’s support for Ukraine is crucial and suggested that backing away from the conflict would only strengthen China’s position to the detriment of American interests.
Sounds like this could use a longer conversation. We just asked @GovChristie to sit down and explain his views on Ukraine. He refused. You hate to think that Chris Christie is a blustery coward who plays the tough guy with sycophants at ABC but won’t answer real questions, but… pic.twitter.com/6khc5xi3Co
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) July 16, 2023
Does he ever stop eating my gosh !
— Becky R.🇺🇸🥎🐶🐾🐾🕊️ (@ro45157094) July 16, 2023
After what you did to those Presidential candidates in Iowa at the #blazemediasummit I'm sure Chris Christie is terrified of you!
— Gays For Trump (@GaysForTrump24) July 16, 2023
Chris Christie closed State Parks in NJ on Labor Day weekend, many had reserved cabins, cool, old cabins, years in advance…closed! That weekend sure enough, Christie was seen on a beach.
Then Christie put a .23 per gallon tax on gasoline, making NJ the highest in the…
— Gracie Smith (@GraceSm16250397) July 16, 2023
He and @joerogan have gained the trust and respect of the biggest amount of followers
— Big Tom Callahan🇺🇸 (@CallahanAutoCo) July 16, 2023
Of course he is a coward. And talks like a giant when no one is around to check him but like a boat h when he's confronted with a man!!
— FREE MAN (@Chaz_FCF) July 16, 2023
While the conversation on ABC was civil, Carlson took to Twitter to express his frustration with Christie’s answers. He accused him of being a “blustery coward” who refuses to answer real questions and suggested that Christie sit down for a more in-depth discussion with him. Carlson emphasized the importance of these discussions for clarity and transparency.
As a conservative news writer, it’s refreshing to see Tucker Carlson calling out politicians who avoid critical issues. Christie’s evasive answers on Ukraine are concerning, as it shows a lack of transparency and a willingness to dodge tough questions. Carlson’s criticism is warranted and highlights the need for more direct and honest conversations with candidates.
Christie’s claims about the conflict in Ukraine being a proxy war with China seem far-fetched and conveniently deflect from the actual situation. It’s frustrating to see politicians try to spin narratives that align with their own interests instead of providing honest answers. Carlson’s push for a longer conversation is a step towards holding politicians accountable for their positions and demanding better clarity from those seeking public office.
In the end, Tucker Carlson’s critique of Chris Christie reflects the frustration many conservatives feel when politicians sidestep and evade important issues. We need leaders who are willing to provide honest and direct answers, not cowardly deflections. Carlson’s call for a more robust discussion is a reminder that transparency and clarity are essential in politics and should not be ignored.
