Senator Lindsey Graham has vehemently defended former President Donald Trump, dismissing former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly’s labeling of Trump as a ‘fascist’ as a desperate tactic by the Harris campaign just weeks before the election. Graham argues that Kelly’s criticism is emotionally driven and lacks factual basis, pointing to Trump’s record on issues like Israel, border security, and inflation.
Senator Marco Rubio has criticized former Trump administration officials for their recent attacks on the former president, questioning their timing and motives. He alleges that these officials are seeking post-administration jobs by portraying themselves as anti-Trump. Rubio’s comments come in the wake of accusations against Trump, including those made by former chief of staff John Kelly, who called Trump a ‘fascist’ and claimed to have witnessed Trump praising Adolf Hitler.
A group of former Trump administration officials, including high-profile figures like Anthony Scaramucci and Stephanie Grisham, have publicly condemned their former boss, echoing John Kelly’s accusations that Donald Trump embodies fascist characteristics. The letter, released as Kamala Harris emphasizes the threat Trump poses to democracy, highlights a growing concern within the Republican party about Trump’s return to power.
Former President Donald Trump has vehemently denied a report claiming he made positive comments about Adolf Hitler, while his former Chief of Staff John Kelly has doubled down on his accusations of Trump’s authoritarian tendencies, linking him to fascism. The controversy has reignited debate about Trump’s past remarks and interactions with the military.
Former President Donald Trump has launched a blistering attack on his former White House Chief of Staff, John Kelly, after Kelly accused Trump of exhibiting authoritarian behavior and disrespecting US troops. In a scathing post on Truth Social, Trump labelled Kelly a ‘total degenerate’ and a ‘bad general’, vehemently denying accusations of referring to fallen soldiers as ‘losers and suckers.’
Vice President Kamala Harris has doubled down on her comparison of former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler, calling him a ‘fascist’ during a CNN town hall. Harris’ comments come after a social media post where she likened Trump’s desire for a loyal military to that of Hitler. She also cited former Trump Chief of Staff John Kelly’s claims that Trump sought to emulate Hitler’s generals, saying Kelly’s recent comments are a ‘911 call’ to the American people about the dangers of a Trump presidency.
