Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas sharply criticized Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr for his comments related to late-night host Jimmy Kimmel shortly before ABC pulled his show off the air.
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Cruz noted that he was no fan of Kimmel’s, and said he is “thrilled that he was fired” over his comments about Kirk.
“But let me tell you, if the government gets in the business of saying we don’t say what you the media have said, we’re going to ban you from the airwaves if you don’t say what we like, that will end up bad for conservatives,” Cruz said.
I didn't have "agree with Ted Cruz about something" on my bingo card. Props to him for disagreeing with the Orange Demented Fascist.
> I didn't have "agree with Ted Cruz about something" on my bingo card
ReplyDeleteI don't think you truly agree with Cancun Cruz: if you look closely he remarks that having the government stomp on the free speech of non-conservatives would be bad only because it might end up being used against "conservatives". If the practice could be guaranteed to not affect "concervatives", especially fascists, then Cancun would be just fine with the policy.
Teddy has always been performative. He and Rubio are out of the Tea Party.
ReplyDeleteWhen Raphael Cruz and Tucker Carlson are the voices of moderation and consequence, you know it's bad.
ReplyDeleteOh my, this is bad then.
ReplyDeleteEck!