By Michael Woyton
Donald Trump has long wanted to headline Madison Square Garden, and on Sunday, he got his wish.
I’m not so sure that his name received top billing, though.
It seems that the real star of the show was HATE.
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From a so-called comedian’s vile comments about Puerto Rico, to an expletive-filled description of Hillary Clinton, to calling Vice President Kamala Harris the antichrist, to Tucker Carlson calling Harris “the first Samoan, Malaysian, low IQ former California prosecutor,” the rally segued to the convicted felon again promising to initiate the largest deportation program “in American history” and said “the enemy from within” has done very bad things to this country.
“And this is who we are fighting,” the former president said.
And in case you didn’t think Trump lied to his worshippers, here is Daniel Dale’s fact check of the rally from CNN.
No one should be surprised — especially people in the GOP — that Trump’s hate-fest is being compared to the 1939 American Nazi Party rally also held in Madison Square Garden.
Just last week, Harris was asked by CNN’s Anderson Cooper at a town hall whether she thinks Trump is a fascist, and she very quickly said yes.
Trump’s former chief of staff John Kelly was quoted in the press saying Trump is a fascist and someone who admired Adolph Hitler.
Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic Party’s vice presidential nominee, compared the Sunday rally to the one held in 1939, The Hill reported, and said there was a direct parallel.
“And don’t think that he doesn’t know for one second exactly what they’re doing there,” Walz was quoted as saying.
The last day to vote in this presidential election is Tuesday, Nov. 5.
There is a clear decision to be made between moving America forward or taking it back to 1939.
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