Democrats Hit Trump With 'Hitler' Note On Arena During His New York Rally
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The projection appeared on Madison Square Garden, where Trump was hosting a wildly racist campaign rally.
The Democratic National Committee is again targeting Donald Trump with projected messages, this time on an arena while he was holding a campaign rally inside.
On Sunday, the former president held a stunningly hateful rally at New York’s Madison Square Garden, where speakers spewed racist vitriol and authoritarian rhetoric.
On the outside of the venue, a projected note read, “Trump praised Hitler.”
Other projections included “Trump = Cheat,” “Trump = Unhinged” and “Trump = Unfit.”
DNC spokesperson Abhi Rahman said it served as a reminder to voters.
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