Dem Strategist Says Trump 'Would Absolutely Try To Exterminate' People Based On Genes
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Aisha Mills also reminded CNN viewers Monday that the Republican nominee allegedly "revered" Adolf Hitler.
Democratic strategist Aisha Mills believes Donald Trump “would absolutely try to exterminate” people based on their genes, and concluded as much after the former president and current GOP nominee issued yet another racist rant against immigrants Monday.
“My first reaction is that we have long known that Donald Trump has revered the Nazis,” Mills said Monday on “CNN News Central,” per Mediaite. “He has revered [Nazi German dictator Adolf] Hitler, he’s read his book [and] used to say he had it on his nightstand.”
The MAGA chief was indeed accused in a 1990 Vanity Fair article of keeping a book of Hitler speeches in his bedroom and, despite repeatedly echoing its genocidal rhetoric about immigrants, eventually rejected comparison with him and claimed to know “nothing about Hitler.”
“Donald Trump has had a very sinister philosophy,” Mills argued Monday, “wanting to be a dictator, absolutely dividing people up based on who they are, based on factors about them that have to do with their race, and their gender, etc.
“And when he uses language like this, I don’t think that it’s a Freudian slip. I think that the danger of a Donald Trump is that he would absolutely try to exterminate an entire group of people because he thinks that their genes are somehow different than his.”
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