The Dems' dumb Hitler analogy

The Blaze:

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 Jennings responded by noting that not only does the "Hitler" attack line not work, but Democrats don't believe it themselves as evidenced by candidates in swing states running ads showing their work with Trump.

“It probably will shock Kamala Harris and the rest of her campaign staff to learn that there are incumbent Democrat U.S. senators in this country right now running television ads touting all their work with this modern-day Hitler. I wonder if Kamala Harris tonight, in our town hall meeting, will call for them to take these ads off the air touting their work with this Hitler?" Jennings said.

"Now, I‘m calloused on this Hitler business because I lived through the Bush years, and I used to peer out my window onto Pennsylvania Avenue, and I saw everybody marching around in their brown uniforms, signs up, ‘Bush is Hitler, Bush is Hitler.’ And then they did it to John McCain. They did it to Mitt Romney. They‘ve done it to Donald Trump. Even did it to Paul Ryan, I recall, at one point," Jennings continued. "So I‘ve heard it all before."

During CNN's town hall, Harris did not tone down her rhetoric when asked by Anderson Cooper whether she thinks Trump is a fascist even though she had not used that label for Trump in the past.

"Yes, I do. Yes, I do," Harris emphasized.
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I have read several books on the rise and fall of Hitler and none of these Republicans remotely are like Hitler.  None have killed any Jews much less millions of them.  None of them are trying to conquer Europe or Russia.  The Democrats' Hitler analogy makes no sense.

See also:

Trump Blasts Harris for Calling Him 'Fascist'

And:

 Harris Says Yes, She Thinks Trump Is a Fascist

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