The Right Does Not Have a Monopoly on Mass Shooters

Mitt Romney actually did pretty well among white evangelical voters. But what had changed between 2004 and 2012 was that the religious and racial landscape had shifted just enough that it wasn't enough to put him over the top. We may have a real test case on our hands about whether or not there are in fact enough white Christian voters out there for Republican candidates to win relying on those super majorities. Tucker Carlson does not account for other reasons why Democrats would support amnesty for those here illegally, writes Julian Zelizer.