Dems Awaken As Sen. Fetterman Says Hitler Comparisons Will Incite Violence

There has been a refusal from Democrats for the last few years to wake up and smell reality. People do not buy the "Donald Trump is a Nazi" rhetoric they have tried making stick for multiple years. Yet they keep pushing it over and over, thinking maybe it will catch on. It has caught on, but only for the most deranged sect of the Left.

The violent rhetoric has led to two attempted assassinations of Donald Trump, and most recently, the actual political assassination of Charlie Kirk. Do not be fooled by mainstream media claiming this was not political or that the Left is the party of peace. That time is long gone. All of these incidents have been a direct cause of the media's narrative of anything Republicans do being akin to fascism.

It has gotten bad enough that Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, usually in the far-Left camp, said recently that the continued Hitler comparisons will 'incite violence.'

Terry Schilling of the American Principles Project says their effort to cause chaos by demonizing dissenting views has worked to a point.

"Deranged people will take this to the next level...we have to be very careful in the words we used in the political sphere...and get back to a civil society that respects everyone," he says.

We have drifted so far from a civil society it is almost unbelievable. A decent majority of Democrats in a survey recently said it would be okay for someone to assassinate Elon Musk, or any number of Trump's allies. Just because they do not like him.

They do not like him because of the ridiculous narrative that the media and Democrats have pushed. That Republicans and Donald Trump are some existential threats to democracy. It is rhetoric that was widely rejected in the 2024 election, yet they just keep pushing it. Even after it has gotten an innocent man killed.

"It is amazing Democrats have still not toned down their rhetoric accusing Republicans of being fascist or being Nazi's...it is unfortunate because there is some real leadership on the side of the Democrats to tone down the rhetoric, you will see more events like this," says Schilling.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk is unlike anything we have seen politically, at least in most of our lifetimes. The worst part is he was not even some hard right, ultra fascist. He was a moderate Republican just encouraging basic debate.

That apparently is enough to get you killed, because the media pounced on Kirk for years calling him a Nazi, a racist, a homophobe, and any number of completely illogical things.

Senator Fetterman has spoken up against his colleagues pushing this narrative. But he is just one in a party filled with people that are mentally beyond repair.

"The Democrat leadership needs to be calling on the party to tone down the rhetoric when it comes to calling Donald Trump Hitler, and things like that," Schilling says.

But that would be expecting people like Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi to not only go against their base but essentially admit what they have supported is wrong. That will almost certainly never happen.

It is a shame it will not though. Because due to the fragile egos of power-hungry politicians, these violent rhetorics will continue. It might ultimately lead to another death before anyone does anything about it, too.