Al Gore Likens Trump Admin To Nazi Germany: 'Trying To Create Their Own Version Of Reality'
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The former vice president made the comparison during an event Monday to kick off San Francisco's Climate Week.
Former Vice President Al Gore is comparing Donald Trump’s administration to Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Party of the 1930s, an analogy that has become increasingly common during Trump’s second presidency.
The environmentalist Democrat argued at an event for San Francisco’s Climate Week that Republicans are “trying to create their own preferred version of reality” by blaming immigrants for global issues — just like the ultra-nationalist, xenophobic aggressors of World War II.
“I understand very well why it is wrong to compare Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich to any other movement,” Gore said onstage Monday, Politico reported. “It was uniquely evil, full stop. I get it. But there are important lessons from the history of that emergent evil.”
Trump’s slogan, “Make America Great Again,” left many voters of color in 2016 concerned about what exactly his election would mean. He recently deported a Maryland man without due process — and is defying the Supreme Court by refusing to facilitate his return.
The White House recently confirmed Trump is exploring how to deport U.S. citizens, too.
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"This is a day I hoped I would never see in America," the California governor said on social media.
Huerta was charged with "conspiracy to impede an officer." His union said he was peacefully exercising his First Amendment rights.
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“This is not what we voted for," said Florida state Sen. Ileana Garcia (R), while accusing Trump of undermining “the sense of fairness and justice.”
The victims were found lying on the sidewalk Sunday night along South Las Vegas Boulevard, police said.
"This Administration's actions are not about public safety — they're about stoking fear,” the former vice president wrote on social media.
Critics spotted a grand irony in the House speaker's remarks.
The president was also reminded of a massive hypocrisy.
The former Trump insider warned the billionaire of how the president plans to "drop the hammer."