Pray tell, who does Mr. Clyburn ,(D-S.C.) think drove 1930s Germany into Nazism?
Post war hyper inflation, caused by war reparations
Socialist policies that devalued the currency
Moral lassitude
Shame in being “German”.
Which one have the Leftists not produced already in America, especially in the last two years?
Unfortunately, we have no one yet on the political stage that is powerful enough to be a National leader and a Republican
Hopefully what he’s saying is true as we are already living in the second iteration of the Weimar Republic.
Liberals are quick to label anyone they disagree with as a Nazi, but the reality is that Nazis are a very specific type of political ideology and not everyone who disagrees with liberals falls into that category. By branding their opponents as Nazis, liberals are engaging in a dangerous form of name-calling that serves to demonize those who hold different opinions. This type of rhetoric is particularly harmful because it suggests that there can be no reasonable debate or discussion with those who hold different views. It also paints all conservatives with the same broad brush, suggesting that they are all racists, bigots, and homophobes. This is simply not true. There are many conservatives who are tolerant and open-minded people, and it is unfair to lump them all together with the real Nazis. Liberals need to stop using this slanderous tactic and start engaging in honest debate. Otherwise, they will continue to alienate those who hold different opinions.
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WHERE do they dig up these flaming Liberals???
Progressives are the useful idiots of the elite. They fall for every race-baiting, gender-bending, virtue-signaling trick in the book. They believe that they’re fighting the good fight, when in reality they’re being used as pawns by the people they claim to hate. The elite play them like a fiddle, and they never catch on. Even when they’re explicitly told that they’re being manipulated, they still can’t see it. That’s how room temp IQ they are. They’re nothing but lemmings, blindly following their “leaders” over the edge of a cliff. And when they finally realize what’s happening, it’s too late. They’re already dead, and the elite are laughing all the way to the bank.
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Some republican in philly said he was voting for fetterman. Lol I mean dude when we’re you ever a Republican?
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Its “mocking bird” media at work. Based on fear mongering or in media terms fear inducement is an old strategy from the deep state that writes the script.
Here is an example
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I hope some of you watched the interview with Congressman Clyburn on Fox News today . Here is a likeable fellow that is my idea of a Southern gentleman and old time Democrat. Too bad he has been brain washed and has lost his grip on reality.
Maybe you haven’t noticed, but that is becoming the only tool in their toolbox. As the old saying goes, when your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
The GOP isn’t much better - they don’t have many serious people, either. You don’t need to be very good to look better than the incoherent chaos that the Democrats are. We get what we vote for, and it’s not a pretty picture. Maybe that’s just our lot in life - people behaving in groups often is much, much less than the sum of the parts. Is there a word for the opposite of synergy?
In recent years, the Republican Party has become increasingly divided between its establishment wing and its grassroots supporters. The establishment GOP is composed of career politicians, big donors, and the corporate elites. They are primarily concerned with maintaining the status quo and preserving their own power. In contrast, the grassroots Republicans are everyday Americans who are fed up with the status quo. They want to see real change in Washington and a return to conservative values. The establishment GOP does not represent the interests of the grassroots Republicans…and my hope is we see many of them successfully elected on Tuesday.
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