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New York Post Refers to Tucker Carlson as 'Nicotine-Pouch Salesman' in Report Over His El-Sayed Support
The New York Post did not put Tucker Carlson on the opinion page.
It introduced him, in a news story, as a “nicotine-pouch salesman and onetime conservative pundit.”
That sentence is the story.
Staff writer Ryan King used it while reporting that Carlson had all but endorsed Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and called El-Sayed “obviously right” about 9/11, the New York Post reported.
Carlson’s Friday newsletter said El-Sayed “did not celebrate airplane hijackings or cheerlead........
