The subject of this piece is a recent commentary given by television veteran Tucker Carlson, previously with Fox News. His platform of choice was 'X', where he elucidated his thoughts on the strong performance of former President Donald Trump at the Iowa caucuses. The country observed the New Hampshire primary this Tuesday, and Carlson used this opportunity to advocate a return to traditional voting methods, as epitomized by the approach taken in Iowa, known as the 'Hawkeye State'.

Tucker Carlson, in his characteristic style, expressed his curiosity at the intense aversion some people bear for Donald Trump, an aversion that often borders on hysteria. He suggests this topic deserves closer scrutiny than it currently receives given the tumultuous political climate. 'What if we reverted to the old-school method of holding elections as previously done in the country, wouldn't that be an interesting experiment?' Carlson postulates.

Carlson offered an image of how this process would look by recalling a time when voting was a uniform, manual process. He envisions a situation where everyone takes to the polls on the same day, with identification in hand just as we do at the airport or a liquor store. He argued that electronic voting machines would be a thing of the past in this envisioned voting process.

In this 'retro'-style polling process, as imagined by Carlson, there would be neither absentee ballots nor drop boxes. Surprisingly, the individuals who would serve as your poll workers might be familiar faces from your local area. 'These poll workers might be your neighbors, not enforcers paid by tech tycoons from California,' Tucker hypothesized.

The subject of this piece is a recent commentary given by television veteran Tucker Carlson, previously with Fox News. His platform of choice was 'X', where he elucidated his thoughts on the strong performance of former President Donald Trump at the Iowa caucuses. The country observed the New Hampshire primary this Tuesday, and Carlson used this opportunity to advocate a return to traditional voting methods, as epitomized by the approach taken in Iowa, known as the 'Hawkeye State'.
Tucker Carlson, in his characteristic style, expressed his curiosity at the intense aversion some people bear for Donald Trump, an aversion that often borders on hysteria. He suggests this topic deserves closer scrutiny than it currently receives given the tumultuous political climate. 'What if we reverted to the old-school method of holding elections as previously done in the country, wouldn't that be an interesting experiment?' Carlson postulates.
Carlson offered an image of how this process would look by recalling a time when voting was a uniform, manual process. He envisions a situation where everyone takes to the polls on the same day, with identification in hand just as we do at the airport or a liquor store. He argued that electronic voting machines would be a thing of the past in this envisioned voting process.
In this 'retro'-style polling process, as imagined by Carlson, there would be neither absentee ballots nor drop boxes. Surprisingly, the individuals who would serve as your poll workers might be familiar faces from your local area. 'These poll workers might be your neighbors, not enforcers paid by tech tycoons from California,' Tucker hypothesized.

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