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The media and others are in a race to see who goes further in their shameful hysteria over President Trump having the audacity to hold a rally at Madison Square Garden (MSG). They’ve been shrieking about Nazis and fascism ever since.
And last night, their hysteria was dialed up to nuclear levels. The New York Times editorial board lost what little minds they had left.
This is the @nytimes Editorial Board's contribution to civil discourse today.
— Bob Hoge (@Bob_Hoge_CA) October 28, 2024
With a black background, massive fonts, red text, and fear-mongering language.
Who are the fascists, exactly? pic.twitter.com/oX9UNkE3tJ
You know what? Despite the New York Times hysteria, to their chagrin many people are on board with deporting illegals who have committed crimes in the U.S. We are totally fine with firing people who’ve used the power of the government against American citizens for no other reason but that they A. belong to the wrong party, B. Refuse to adopt the liberal narratives that are so harmful to many, especially our children. Just as in the private sector, government workers SHOULD be fired if they don’t do their job, or overstep their bounds.
More tax cuts? GO FOR IT!
4. Extend and expand tax cuts
Mr. Trump has said he would extend the tax cuts from his 2017 tax law that are set to expire, including for all levels of personal income and for large estates. He also privately told business leaders he wants to further lower the corporate tax rate.
I tell you what, those types of tax cuts benefit us all. But the NY Times Editorial board refuses to realize that. Given what we saw in 2020 for months, having the ability to call in the National Guard to shut down the rioters and looters (who cost Minneapolis BILLIONS in damage), and actually prosecute them is a grand thing in my opinion.
But not so for the hysteria-driven media crowd who’ve been claiming for years that Trump and his supporters are NAZI FASCISTS. But yesterday MSNBC went gigantic steps further in promoting this chosen and shameful narrative.
Notice who MSNBC brings on to promote this hysteria. It’s all people who had their brains broken by Trump starting in 2016. How DARE he decide to run as a Republican! All Republicans, especially Presidents have been Nazi’s from the beginning. How could Trump forget that and cross the line?
Tim Walz certainly crossed a line yesterday by proclaiming that anyone supporting Donald Trump is a Nazi.
⚠️ Tim Walz just called every MAGA – American First – Patriotic Loving American a NAZI if they go to Madison Square Garden to see the Trump rally
— Culture War (@CultureWar2020) October 27, 2024
We NEED to VOTE this Democrat Party out of Existence, once and for all pic.twitter.com/MnSkqHbMCj
Isn’t he something??
The media and Democrats are lecturing US about crossing the line with divisive and hateful rhetoric. Except that WE aren’t the ones calling the other side Nazis and fascists.
https://twitter.com/JerryDunleavy/status/1850731209011138835
I disagree with Jerry here. It IS up to us to call them out for their hateful rhetoric. It wasn’t Trump supporters who nearly killed Steve Scalise, nor attacked Rand Paul, or went after President Trump twice in less than two months. It was people who’ve followed the media and politicians who love to describe Republicans as fascists and Nazis when all other arguments have failed.
As Powerline points out, another reason for the Nazi/fascists tropes is that they can’t bluntly state how angry they are with Kamala because she’s not anti-Israel enough.
What really had the media and Democrat politicians shorts in a knot was the diversity of the crowd.
INCITEMENT: Democrats have nothing but hate to offer the American people. Reject hate, go vote for Trump. pic.twitter.com/S1aarNniXQ
— @amuse (@amuse) October 28, 2024
According to the hysterical media, this rally solidified Trump’s credentials and by proxy, everyone who supports him, as a fascist. Fascinating that given MSG was essentially sold out and could’ve sold out twice more as the last count showed over 75,000 in attendance both inside and outside the venue.
According to the hysterical media, anyone who attends a rally at Madison Square Garden will evoke memories and comparisons to that 1939 Hitler rally.
A sample of Chryons covering the MSG rally from the “news” media: pic.twitter.com/Wek0B29BtX
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) October 27, 2024
Thus by that definition, every event ever held at MSG was a fascist event. That includes JFK Jr, Jimmy Carter (at least twice), Bill Clinton, Pope Francis in 2015, Billy Joel, New York Rangers, Taylor Swift, and more.
https://twitter.com/Edfleet75/status/1850593450736885802
That’ll leave a mark! Yet, today the political and media freakout continues.
“My reaction is that was a combination of 1933 Germany, 1939 Madison Square Garden last night,” former Trump adviser Anthony Scaramucci said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Monday morning. “What you saw last night is a divisive America. That’s race baiting. It’s all the things that we were doing in the ‘30s and ‘40s.”
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (D-N.Y.), called Sunday night’s event a “hate rally.”
“This was not just a presidential rally, this was not just a campaign rally. I think it’s important for people to understand these are mini January 6 rallies, these are mini Stop the Steal rallies,” she said on “Morning Joe.”
When that’s all they’ve got, instead of responding directly to any of the statements President Trump made about the issues, you know they are flailing. Even a key Harris Super PAC, Future Forward, has been sounding the alarm about using Nazi and fascist too much.
Something else to consider. Jews attended last night’s rally….OPENLY. At the DNC convention they had to gather and meet secretly because of the hatred Democrats have for Jews and especially Israel right now.
But it’s the Trump rally and Republicans who are the problem?
PRESIDENT TRUMP: "We are not just running against Kamala — She means nothing. She is purely a vessel — We are running against something far bigger than Joe or Kamala and more powerful than them, which is a massive, vicious, crooked, radical left machine that runs today’s… pic.twitter.com/qBysdNKtSF
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 27, 2024
I’ll leave our readers with these closing remarks by President Trump at last night’s MSG rally.
WATCH: Trump delivers inspiring closing remarks at Madison Square Garden
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 28, 2024
"We bleed the same blood. We share the same home. And we salute the same, great American flag. We are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under God. We will never give in, we will never give up,… pic.twitter.com/iEUKZVf0Z0
Welcome Instapundit Readers!
Feature Photo Credit: Fascism scrabble via iStock, cropped and modified
A reader says: Well let’s see…
Did Stephen Miller echo Hitler? His “America is for Americans” directly echoes Hitler’s “Germany is for Germans.”
Did they spout antisemitism? Yup, Kill Tony, comedian who spoke, inferred that Jews are cheap.
Did they spout racism? Yup, Killy Tony also made a “joke” about a black man in the audience eating a watermelon.
Did they say other offensive comments? Yes, Kill Tony called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage.”
Did Trump call those who oppose him the “enemy from within” literally echoing language Hitler used? Yup.
I mean, if someone talks like a facist, they may just be a fascist. Even the America First idea is directly tied to the pro-Nazi movement in America in the 1930’s. And for a blog that hero worships WWII and loves to brag how much you know about WWII one would think you know both about the history of pro-Nazism in America and the 1939 rally at Madison Square Gardens. Right? Or are you just blissfully living in ignorance as usual?
Scott says: Pro nazism, you mean like your heroine Margaret Sanger, the founder od Planned Parenthood, avowed racist, and pen pal to Der Furher??
Keep Trying reader, even a blind squirrel finds a but once in a while…
NEVER forget, A**HOLES like reader are the same retards that cheered for the demonic biden desecration of Independence Hall, and the ridiculous spectacle of the “chosen one”‘s greek columns… These people are so completely delusional, it would be laughable if it weren’t so dangerous to our survival. These morons will stretch however they need to, and insult as many holocaust survivors as they need to to continue to claim that anyone that supports the sovereignty of this nation as “literally hitler”. Facts mean nothing to them, just as the history and survival of this Republic mean nothing. They are all about the party and power. If a reader has an IQ above room temp, he is hiding it well with his substance abuse, or pure evil.
It is WITHOUT question, EVERY hateful thing progressives like “a reader” accuse their enemies of ( and make NO mistake, they view us ALL as their enemies, and no doubt fap, fap, fap over their fantasies of sending us all to camps in rail cars…sounds kinda like Nazi’s huh?) is EXACTLY what they themselves are guilty of, and are doing their damned level best at making reality. There are only two kinds of progressives, completely delusional, or evil to the core..
Vote, and PREPARE accordingly.
Que says: Ignorance? Bwahahaha — honey, the ignorant one is you.
“Did Stephen Miller echo Hitler?” Snort. Stephen Miller is Jewish. Yeah, right.
As for comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s dumbass routine: it has been widely condemned among Republicans and other conservatives. Like Guy Benson and podcaster Hugh Hewitt, Erick Erickson, and several writers at National Review. Plus FL Sen. Rick Scott, FL Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, and a Trump senior adviser who asked “who booked this f**cking jerk?” Which a LOT of us Republicans would like to know.
It didn’t take me long to find these names. You could’ve found them too. Plus, if you watched parts of Hinchcliffe’s shtick, you would’ve seen that he bombed. But no — it doesn’t fit your screed, does it?
Finally, your assertion that the “America First idea is directly tied to the pro-Nazi in America in the 1930’s” — I’m shaking my head at your ignorance. The America First Committee of the 1930’s was pro-isolationist. Not pro-Nazi.
You’re confusing it with the German-American Bund, which was aimed at attracting German immigrants and their families (for record, my German immigrant grandfather was invited to join, but he refused).
Good heavens, you’re an idiot.
Cameron says: I’ll give you the same advice I gave Kevin: Find one of those clubs that will indulge your need to be humiliated.
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