Tucker Carlson slams immigrant lawyer as 'citizen of country controlled by conquistadors'

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The Hill
Brett Samuels
July 30, 2018

Fox News host Tucker Carlson dismissed on Monday an immigration attorney’s argument that all American residents should be given the right to vote, saying he was from a country “controlled by conquistadors.”

Cesar Vargas, who immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico illegally, appeared on "Tucker Carlson Tonight," where he argued that the right to vote should be expanded to include anyone who lives in America.

More... http://thehill.com/homenews/media/399616-tucker-carlson-slams-immigrant-lawyer-as-citizen-of-country-controlled-by

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Damn, Carlson is using one of my lines. Except that I go much further in wanting renamed everything  named for those white boy, enslaving, imperialist Conquistadors. 

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The parasites sure have mastered the pious rhetoric haven't they.

This bottom feeder makes demanding a free ride from others sound as though its something Patrick Henry would've said.

[Absalom]

The Hill
Brett Samuels
July 30, 2018

Fox News host Tucker Carlson dismissed on Monday an immigration attorney’s argument that all American residents should be given the right to vote, saying he was from a country “controlled by conquistadors.”

Cesar Vargas, who immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico illegally, appeared on "Tucker Carlson Tonight," where he argued that the right to vote should be expanded to include anyone who lives in America.

More... http://thehill.com/homenews/media/399616-tucker-carlson-slams-immigrant-lawyer-as-citizen-of-country-controlled-by

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Carlson has become an unwatchable bore whose nightly shtick
is an hour long urinary contest.
Were he as informed as he thinks he is; he would have told this
Latino ignoramus that the concept of Sovereign Right governs
immigration, emerging during the 4th century of the Roman Empire
and later codified by the Vatican.
The legacy of both of these institutions towers over the savagery
of the Aztec.

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Carlson has become an unwatchable bore whose nightly shtick
is an hour long urinary contest.
Were he as informed as he thinks he is; he would have told this
Latino ignoramus that the concept of Sovereign Right governs
immigration, emerging during the 4th century of the Roman Empire
and later codified by the Vatican.
The legacy of both of these institutions towers over the savagery
of the Aztec.

Yeah, that would have straightened the guy out.