The Emails explained

I was listening to Mark Steyn’s Q&A show [https://www.steynonline.com/13315/political-prisoners-and-political-crimes] and he took up the subject of the controversial emails that everybody’s going on about. Steyn knows Tucker well, so he said he believed he could say, “without fear of contradiction,” what it was that Tucker meant.

Tucker agrees with all of the main Trump policies — secure borders, energy independence, no foreign wars, etc. — but he doesn’t care for Trump himself. There are a lot of conservatives in that boat, and they aren’t never-Trumpers, either.

But for the faithful, true-blue Trumpers, you have to both be for the policies and love the man, or they’re your sworn enemy. And, of course, leftist cultists can’t understand how anyone can separate the human being from the policies they hold since they can’t, either. For them, these emails are “proof” that Tucker has been espousing views he doesn’t believe. Which, of course is silly. But people who can’t see nuance, or are cultists themselves won’t see how ridiculous it is.