Ed Durr, the New Jersey Republican truck driver who shocked the country earlier this month by defeating a powerful Democrat incumbent, appeared on the Tucker Carlson show this week and told a very funny story.
He was recounting the phone call he had with the Democrat he defeated and he even had Tucker Carlson laughing.
This guy is a keeper.
FOX News reports:
GOP truck driver Ed Durr recounts ironic conversation with longtime predecessor after concession
New Jersey state senator-elect Edward Durr recounted an ironic conversation he had with his longtime predecessor – and state Senate President – Steve Sweeney after he conceded the race to the Republican commercial truck driver.
Durr, in an appearance on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” Thursday, said Sweeney was “a gentleman” in his congratulatory call a day earlier, which followed his public concession.
“He congratulated me and just wished me luck, [told me] to do well for South Jersey,” Durr said.
“I told him, you know, if he ever needs anything, just give me a call, because I’m his representative now,” Durr, who is reported to have spent only $153 on his primary campaign, responded.
Like. A. Boss. Just hilarious.
New Jersey Senator-Elect Ed Durr: “He [Senate President Sweeney] was fine. I just told him if he needed anything to give me a call, since I’m his representative now.”
Absolutely savage. ?
— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) November 12, 2021
Here’s the video:
Legend. pic.twitter.com/DCNIuVy1xq
— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) November 12, 2021
Ed Durr’s best line on @TuckerCarlson tonight got a belly laugh out of the host:
“[Sweeney] was a gentleman. And like I told him: if he ever needed anything, just give me a call, ’cause I’m his representative now.”
Savage stuff.
— Matt Rooney (@MattRooneyNJ) November 12, 2021
The Republican party needs more people like Ed Durr to run for office.
Cross posted from American Lookout.
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