[rlmorel]

I think you make an unwarranted intellectual leap to deduce that GOP voters weren't impressed enough to vote in the mid-terms. There are possibly a lot of reasons, and what you assert is the biggest stretch of them.

Tucker Carlson is a liar, ignorant, or both. Let's take Tucker Carlson at his word that he hasn't kept any promises, and that is the only conclusion.

Heck, he could just go over to a campaign promise tracker by one of his liberal brethren to find a few more: Washington Post Trump Campaign Tracker Website

[Okeydoker]

Trump has kept most to all of his promises that are within his control. Tucker’s point is that he doesn’t know how to deal effectively with the swamp politicians to get the big permanent things he wants that they are reluctant to give him. For example he doesn’t know how to twist their arms like Johnson, Obama or some others did to get their way. Sending tweets and making public statements certainly haven’t moved the politicians much. They only gave in on the tax uts because their business donors BENEFITTED, much more than individuals.

Carlson isn’t a liar. He certainly is not considered ignorant by anyone. He may say things you don’t like or agree with. So do we all.

As for gop turnout, the conservatives rightly didn’t want to reward a do nothing, not trump supporting congress led by dirtbags like Paul Ryan. They were not going to reward those clowns for their foot dragging. At the same time the anti trump forces were at an all time high energy caused by constant anti trump publicity.