Tucker Carlson discussed the Iowa caucuses and suggested that the rest of the country should conduct elections similarly.
He proposed in-person voting with ID, no electronic machines, drop boxes, or absentee ballots.
Carlson highlighted Trump’s significant victory in Iowa and speculated on his potential nomination.
“At some point, it will be interesting to discover why a certain type of person fears Donald Trump to the point of hysteria. An awful lot is going on, more than we publicly acknowledge. What would happen if we held an election the way that Americans used to do it just a few years ago? We should try that sometime,” Carlson said.
“Here’s how it would work. Everyone would vote on the same day, in person. You would show up and present an ID, just like you do at the airport or the liquor store. You do it manually; there would be no electronic voting machines,” he added. “There would be no drop boxes or absentee ballots. The poll workers would probably be people that you recognize from your ZIP code. They’d be your neighbors. They would not be employees of Mark Zuckerberg from California.”
“Judges wouldn’t be allowed to tell you who you can vote for and who you can’t vote for. You’d get to decide,” he said.
“And then, once you’ve voted, nobody could order a stop to the vote counting. That would be illegal,” he added. “So, you would know the results of the election in just a few hours, and you would feel pretty confident that they were pretty real. That’s how we used to do it in this country. What would happen if we tried it again?”
“Trump won the Iowa caucus by more than 30 points, which is more than double the previous record… Last night was not close. It was a shocking blowout. Trump did to Iowa what the Vikings once did to the Irish coast. Only smoldering huts remained. Chris Wallace looked like he was going to be sick,” he later said.
“Donald Trump won decisively. At this point, it’s hard to see how he’s not the Republican nominee. He didn’t just win last night. He triumphed overwhelmingly, by a historic margin,” Carlson said.
“Nikki Haley can only become the Republican nominee if primary voters have no one else to vote for. The plan works like this: DeSantis is out. He simply runs out of money and has to head back to Florida,” he said.
“At that point, liberal donors swing as a bloc to Nikki Haley, giving her bottomless resources. That is already happening right now. And then, critically, Donald Trump goes to jail. That could happen, too, to be honest. At that point, bam, Nikki Haley wins the Republican nomination by default,” he said.
Recent polling indicates Trump’s commanding lead in the New Hampshire Republican primary, with 50% support, while Nikki Haley trails with 39%.
Trump’s support has increased, and he has strong backing from various voter demographics.
Even though Haley has gained support, Trump’s lead remains substantial.
The majority of undecided voters are leaning towards Haley, but Trump’s supporters are more committed.
Overall, New Hampshire Republican primary voters believe Trump will win.
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