KK Argues Against Tucker Amid Republican Battle Royale Over Groyper Fuentes

Sorry that this is a progressive source but their description of the ruckus is apt . . . 

"Conservatives are fighting among themselves over the far-right commentator Tucker Carlson’s decision to interview the antisemitic white supremacist Nick Fuentes on his podcast, where the two men decried conservatives who support Israel."

Meanwhile, we wanted to make it local with this sentiment from one of the few right-wing conservatives at the top level of Kansas City media . . . The basics of what KK had to say and a link to today's show . . . 

"I don't care about the groypers . . . If you normalize the groypers, and they're really controversial, the Democrats are going to use it against you and me and all of us. I don't know what the groypers are about . . . But if they're part of their party . . . I'm not saying they're the KKK but they might be . . . I don't know what the groypers are . . . Everything the Democrats say about Republicans in a negative way, the things they say about Trump, it's sounds like the groypers to me. Again, I don't know . . . But I think we need to be rid of this controversy in this party. I don't like that Tucker bringing this controversy to our party."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

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