Eleven Months From the Election It Looks as If Trump’s Enemies Might Have To Start Thinking the Unthinkable

The American public appears more discountenanced by the politicization of the justice system than by the alleged infelicities of Candidate Trump.

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President Trump announces a third run for the White House as he speaks at Mar-a-Lago at Palm Beach, Florida, November 15, 2022. AP/Rebecca Blackwell

The battle-scarred and exhausted forces of Trump-hate must have reached their last extremity — the fatuous theory that “Making America Great” is fascistic and that there is some similarity between Trump and Hitler and Napoleon (as if there were any significant similarities between Hitler and Napoleon). It is surely the last trench before they throw down their weapons and flee on foot. 

This invocation of Hitler began with Secretary Clinton, who is on record as believing that half of Trump supporters are deplorable and maladjusted sociopaths. She claimed to find some similarity between Leni Riefenstahl’s film of a million uniformed Germans raising their arms in the Nazi salute to Hitler at an annual Nazi rally at Nuremberg and perhaps 10,000 random Trump supporters holding up an arm at one of his rallies with the index finger extended.

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