And renewed Harris Her severe warnings about propriety Trump His mentality and intentions towards the presidency.
Caused by John Kelly, Chief of Staff The white house During Trump’s term, he caused an uproar two weeks before the US presidential elections, after he said that the Republican candidate met the “general definition of a fascist,” and commented on his position on… Adolf Hitler.
Kelly told the American newspaper The New York Times, in statements published on Tuesday: “Given the definition Fascism“It is a right-wing, extreme nationalist authoritarian ideology and movement characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized tyranny, militarization, coercive suppression of dissent, and a belief in a natural social hierarchy.”
“Certainly, in my experience, these are the kinds of things that he believes would work best in terms of running America,” added Kelly, the former White House chief of staff and the longest-serving president of the Trump presidency.
He continued: “The former president certainly belongs to the far-right region, and he is certainly an authoritarian and admires dictatorial people. He said that. So he certainly falls within the general definition of a fascist, for sure.”
Kelly also raised Trump’s stance on Hitler, saying, “He’s commented more than once where he said, you know, Hitler did some good things, too,” adding that he believes Trump lacks “knowledge of history.”
In his interview with the Atlantic newspaper, Kelly recalled Trump’s suggestion that “German generals” would be needed, and Kelly asked whether he meant “Bismarck’s generals,” referring to Otto von Bismarck, the advisor who achieved unification. GermanyKelly recalled his question to Trump: “Certainly you do not mean Hitler’s generals,” to which Trump replied: “Yes, yes, the generals of Hitler’s era.”
It is worth noting that Trump is scheduled to face Harris in… US presidential elections scheduled for November 5th, noting that opinion polls have shown that the two are close in support rates.
