2004 Is A No
When it time to vote in the 2004 election, Carlson did not! His reason? Well he was completely disgusted with the Iraq War and the small-government Republican Party. He said, “I don’t know what you consider conservative, but I’m not much of a liberal, at least as the word is currently defined. For instance, I’m utterly opposed to abortion, which I think is horrible and cruel.
2004 Is A No
I think affirmative action is wrong. I’d like to slow immigration pretty dramatically. I hate all nanny state regulations, such as seat belt laws and smoking bans. I’m not for big government. I think the U.S. ought to hesitate before intervening abroad. I think these are conservative impulses. So by my criteria, Bush isn’t much of a conservative.”
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Immigration Status
Speaking of immigration, Carlson has actually been accused by many for demonizing immigrants, both legal and undocumented. Various news organizations, such as The Washington Post and Huffington Post, have called him out on his views many a time.
Immigration Status
Although Carlson just brushes it off and carries on as normal.
