Democrats will control the federal government for decades or more if a new comprehensive proposal, announced as a comprehensive government reform, becomes law, Tucker Carlson said on Monday.
Carlson warned of the many dangers of “HR 1.” the “For The People Act”, a nearly 800-page bill sponsored by Maryland Democrat John Sarbanes of Baltimore.
“The ‘People’s Law’ is the basis of the Democratic Party’s strategy to control the federal government until the middle age of its grandchildren. Take a look at this, ”warned the host.
“Like most revolutionary documents, it is not a very exciting read – nothing seems particularly radical at first. The bill begins by stating that – unlike Article I of the United States Constitution – Congress has “final supervisory power over federal elections. “
Carlson noted that, according to the constitution, election management is largely left to the states, but that the Democrats’ project would essentially nationalize what he called the Californian electoral system.
“Under our current loss, states decide how much fraud they will tolerate: Florida requires you to show a photo ID to vote. California just wants you to vote for the Democrat,” he said.
“If HR 1 passes, all 50 states will be California – the entire country will have vote collection and voting by mail. Think about it.”
Carlson said Democrats are essentially getting the exact opposite message from the right-wing riot on Capitol Hill on January 6.
He said that crowds of people turned to civil unrest because millions were convinced that the 2020 election was not fair, and that they did not come to that conclusion because “the last president told them so”.
“You are hearing this now as if they were animals that take commands and do what they say – but they are not animals, they are American citizens who can see what is going on and come to their own conclusions about it: They saw the radical increase in postal voting, and it eroded the public’s faith in our election system. They were furious about it and some of them exploded, “said Carlson of the protesters.
“According to the Democrats, the lesson from that terrible day was that we needed more of the corrupt policies that caused it in the first place. We need more voting by correspondence, we need more collection of votes: More corruption! That will unite the country.”
Carlson continued to point out that a line in the Sarbanes bill says that a state government cannot require voters to provide “any form of identification” when seeking an absentee ballot.
“In HR 1, [people] he could move freely from house to house and apartment to apartment, collecting unknown thousands of votes and then dumping them all into a voting box. No one would have a clue if these banknotes had been tampered with at some point along the way or if there was any way to prove it if they had been tampered with, “he continued.
“HR 1 also makes it more difficult for election observers to complain about any of these things because complaining is racist.”
“Such a system is suicidal for democracy and no other free country would tolerate it.”
Carlson also pointed out that Canada and France have banned banknotes by mail, while the ruling party in the United States seeks the opposite remedy.
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The host continued to contrast the Democrats’ call for an open and irresponsible vote with a surprising and contrary message from an entity he said was friendly on the left: Jeff Bezos’s Amazon.
“When it’s their power at stake, Democrats have a totally different position,” he said, commenting on Amazon’s criticisms of the postal vote for his union election in Alabama.
“You should know that this is not considered hypocrisy. They don’t care if they are caught breaking their own rules, they are not offended by double standards. They want power, this is a takeover and that is all,” he said.
He went on to point to Rep. Stephanie Murphy, D-Fla. Legislation, noting that the Orlando legislator is proposing a bill that, in the host’s words, “would banish anyone with the wrong opinions from having a meaningful position in the federal government. “
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“Believe in prohibited things and you will not be allowed security. You cannot work here,” he said. “Murphy’s bill would require federal investigators to ask all candidates if they ‘have consciously joined or been involved in activities conducted by an organization or movement that disseminates conspiracy theories and false information about the United States government.’ “
Carlson noted that, by Murphy’s standards, Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Adam B. Schiff, D-Calif., Would be potentially unable to hold his current position – which is in the federal government – due to various complaints about the alleged President Trump’s collusion with the Kremlin; becoming a montage of public statements by the Burbank legislator.
“At this point [Murphy’s bill’s criteria] it would include virtually everyone who is currently in power, “said Carlson.” Yes, they were steeped in conspiracy theories that really hurt our country in measurable ways – but this legislation was not designed to punish them – on the contrary – this legislation was designed to protect them from their criticism. “
“According to Stephanie Murphy’s project, anyone who criticizes Stephanie Murphy can be punished. Does it make sense now?”