Voters are buying the Dems' ridiculous claim that Trump is "Hitler"

 DC Daily Journal:

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For years now, the Left has been trying to paint Donald Trump as some wannabe Fascist authoritarian dictator like Adolf Hitler. Though, the attacks have not been sticking so far. Americans aren’t buying that he’s somehow worse than Putin like the Left would have you believe.

In fact, the man who will be a debate moderator between Donald Trump and Joe Biden this week, Jake Tapper, has repeatedly tried to imply that Donald Trump is a reincarnation of Hitler. He takes every opportunity he can to say this on CNN.

In fact, the Biden campaign has been directly making these Hitler-Trump comparisons as well all over social media.

The fact remains that Americans simply aren’t buying it. Donald Trump is leading in the polls nationally, and in many of the key battleground states. As Luntz himself pointed out, Trump leading in the polls in Minnesota is simply groundbreaking. These Americans simply don’t believe this narrative the Left is trying to drum up that Trump is an authoritarian dictator like Putin or Hitler.

One of the reasons this narrative is not working is that in the four years that Trump was president, he did not do Hitler things.  In fact, the world was more peaceful under Trump than it has been under Biden. 

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