An MSNBC journalist was stunned after a New Yorker told him he didn’t see Donald Trump as a threat to democracy.
The journalist mentioned Kamala Harris’ repeated comment that Trump is a “threat to democracy.”
‘How does that message resonate with you?’ the journalist asked.
The man paused for several seconds before responding: “It’s not like that.”
The journalist continued: “Why not?” He replied: ‘Because it seems political to me. It feels like a line that is being used, as it should be used.”
This man told MSNBC that Kamala Harris and Tim Walz’s frequent attacks on Donald Trump as a “threat to democracy” make no difference to him.
Democrats and the liberal media have returned to their previous tactic of labeling Trump a fascist and comparing him to Hitler.
On Monday, Trump told thousands of his supporters at a rally in Georgia: “I’m not a Nazi.” I am the opposite of a Nazi. The way they talk is so disgusting.”
‘My father… I had a great father, a tough guy. I used to always say: never use the word Nazi. Never use that word,’ Trump said.
He also attacked Harris for using profanity on a hot microphone and responded to Michelle Obama for attacking his mental abilities and history of sexual abuse allegations.
It must have hit a nerve with Trump, 78, who would become the oldest US president to take office if he wins the November election.
He lashed out at her on social media during the day and opened his speech by hitting her back.
‘Do you know who is nasty to me? Michelle Obama,” Trump said after taking the stage in Georgia.
‘I always tried to be very kind and respectful. She opened a little bit of something. She was unpleasant. It shouldn’t be like this. “That was a big mistake she made.”
The MSG rally was also criticized by Barack Obama, who called on people to “reject the politics” of Trump and his followers.
Speaking at a Kamala Harris rally in Philadelphia on Monday, he noted that prep speakers were “spewing the most racist, sexist, bigoted stereotypes.” One guy called Puerto Rico “a garbage island.”
Vice President Kamala Harris is seen here in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Monday as the race for the White House enters its final days.
He added: ‘These are Americans. They are people. And that is why these elections should not be close.
‘It should be clear. Here’s a good rule: if someone doesn’t respect you, if someone doesn’t see you as fellow citizens with equal rights to opportunities.
‘To achieve the happy American dream, you should not vote for them. You shouldn’t expect them to improve your life.’
“Treat everyone with dignity and respect,” he told the roaring crowd. “Defend those who cannot defend themselves.”
At the event, Trump’s childhood friend David Rem referred to Harris as “the Antichrist” and “the devil.”
Businessman Grant Cardone told the crowd that Harris “and her pimps will destroy our country.”
Tony Hinchcliffe, pictured at Trump’s explosive rally, made the joke about Puerto Rico, calling it “a floating island of garbage.”
Donald Trump’s campaign disavowed a joke made about Puerto Rico during the rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.
‘She is the devil. She is the antichrist. At his rally last week, he said that followers of Jesus Christ are not welcome at his rallies,” Rem said.
And comedian Tony Hinchcliffe went viral after calling Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.”
‘I don’t know if you know this, but right now there is literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean. I think it’s called Puerto Rico,’ he said at the rally.
In another lewd comment, he added: ‘These Latinos love having babies too. I only know that. They do it. They do it. There is no way out. They don’t do that. They enter. Just like they did with our country.’
Many Republicans, including Trump, disavowed Hinchcliffe’s comments. Hinchcliffe later said he was joking and noted that he is a comedian.