Tucker Carlson Bizarrely Blames Abortion For Increase In Hurricanes
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One person noted it's hard to know whether Carlson is "actually a resident of Crazytown or is just trying to sell people lots in Crazytown at inflated prices."
If you thought Tucker Carlson couldn’t get any weirder after claiming he was “physically mauled” by a demon that left claw marks on his body, guess again.
Now the former Fox News host turned Donald Trump toadie is blaming abortions for the increase in hurricanes.
Carlson made the dubious claim Monday on Steve Bannon’s “War Room” podcast during a discussion about spirituality that stemmed from his recent claim he’d been attacked by a demon.
Somehow the conversation morphed into Carlson decreeing that anyone who thinks reproductive rights are a good thing is “evil” and practicing child sacrifice.
Carlson then claimed that people who don’t agree with his thinking are “worshiping abortion, the killing of kids, not as something that, like, needs to happen unfortunately, but as something that is good, that’s pro-abortion.”
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