Donald Trump fails to address Nazi language on Truth Social while wailing about 'crooked' judges and 'KANGAROO COURT!'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : He built a platform off the support of these very people, and it is their continued passion for his MAGA policies that allows Trump a position in national politics.
56% : It claimed that Trump would increase the strength of America through the "creation of a unified reich.
46% : Trump believes, or at least is willing to present the appearance of belief, a lot of what white supremacists, racists, and homophobes make their core values.
39% : Trump can't seem to stop himself from overusing a phrase anytime he learns a new one, and the term of the week is "kangaroo court.
34% : Donald Trump's been eager to put distance between himself and the support his overtly bigoted statements pull from modern-day Nazis, but his efforts have been lukewarm at best.
32% : While Trump may well think he's actually referencing a court filled to the brim with marsupials, the phrase actually refers to "a mock court in which the principles of law and justice are disregarded or perverted," according to Merriam-Webster.
30% : Rammed in between complaints over his criminal trial and the "witch hunt" that led him to his current courtroom woes, Trump's been showing off a new word and brazenly waving the swastika for all to see.
8% : "Representatives for Trump eventually disavowed the video, noting that it was not created by their team but rather re-shared while Trump was in court, but it wouldn't ring so true if Trump himself hadn't worked for years to paint himself as a Nazi sympathist.

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