'Scum of the earth' MSNBC, the Dems and the ludicrous Trump-is-Hitler...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The last time I was at Madison Square Garden, it was the day after Trump's stunning win at the 2016 election, and I found myself sitting next to the comedian Chris Rock, so I asked him why he thought Trump had won.
48% : "Aside from the fact that Trump has been an outspoken supporter of Israel, his son-in-law is Jewish, and his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism when she married Jared, there was an actual Holocaust survivor Jerry Wartski in the crowd.
44% : "One other thing that you'll see next week," she told CNN last Thursday, "is Trump actually re-enacting the Madison Square Garden rally in 1939.
27% : "If someone's murdered eight people," he said, "don't go around saying he's murdered nine."Obviously, he didn't mean Trump had actually murdered anyone -- he just meant there is plenty of stuff to legitimately criticize him about without absurdly exaggerating his danger.
23% : What could be more hateful and divisive than telling Americans that Trump is a Nazi, implying that anyone who goes to one of his rallies is a Nazi too?
19% : It's also clear from the polls that when it comes to who Americans trust to fix the two biggest issues of an inflation-ravaged economy and illegal immigration crisis then it's Trump not her.
17% : No wonder Elon Musk, who spoke at the rally, branded MSNBC "scum of the Earth" on his social media platform X.When Kamala Harris was asked about the comparison between the two rallies, she made no attempt to deny it was accurate and accused Trump of fanning the fuel of hate and division.
9% : It was a despicable comparison for Clinton to make, but entirely in keeping with liberals' incessant and hysterical demonization of Trump as a fascist, a Nazi, and a dangerous existential threat to American democracy.

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