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Really American Releases #TuckerDunksTrump

Tucker Dunks Trump


Contact Information: 
Justin Horwitz, Executive Director

Release date:  August 22, 2020

The video highlights a monologue from Tucker Carlson that serves to remind American voters that Donald Trump and his GOP Cronies have failed the American people at almost every turn while simultaneously trying to force control over every aspect of our lives.

From a wholly failed response to COVID-19 that has taken the lives of more than 170,000 American citizens to a complete lack of accountability for his dealings with the world’s most dangerous dictators, Donald Trump has placed American Democracy into a deadly tailspin.

In the newest video from Super PAC Really American, Tucker Carlson’s monologue is used to highlight the depravity that has swept throughout the Trump administration and the GOP as a whole.

The video highlights Trump’s slow response to COVID-19 and his insistence that hydroxychloroquine offered a cure, a fact doctors and scientists have since refuted.

The attack ad further highlights Donald Trump’s close relationships with the world’s most dangerous and deadly dictators, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, and Saudi Arabia Prince Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud (MBS).

The video serves to highlight Tucker Carlson’s warning that “These people actually hate America, there’s no longer a question about that, yet paradoxically at the same time they desperately want to control America more than anything.”

The video, which highlights that Tucker Carlson is a walking talking projection machine, ends with the hashtag #TuckerDunksTrump.

You can watch the full video below:

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