Trump’s ‘Fascism’ Is Getting Boring.

If I had a nickel for every liberal pundit or influencer who has called Trump a Fascist, or an authoritarian, or some other word which means that Trump doesn’t believe in democracy, I would have to go to work on Monday and every other day.

Now if a political opponent of Trump wants to engage in name calling that’s fine. But you would think that the pundits who write and report for the Fake Media would take it upon themselves to inject a bit of reality into the current debate.

Because if anyone of these so-called political experts would take the trouble to go back to college and read their class notes from Political Science 101, they would quickly learn that there is not example in Western history of someone who won a democratic election and then declared that there wasn’t going to be another election in that county ever again. Not one, okay?

Hitler’s Nazi Party held the largest number of seats in the Reichstag after the 1932 elections, but Hitler was named Chancellor to break a deadlock because neither the National Socialists nor any other party had received a majority of the votes. Mussolini was named Prime Minister after he showed up in Rome leading an armed force of some 30,000-armed men, and threatened to overthrow the government if his demand to take over and run things was spurned.