Staff Reports
In the circus that is left-wing media, one young Democrat influencer got taken to school when he dared challenge seasoned conservatives on a Piers Morgan panel. When asked if any top Democrats had ever compared Donald Trump to Hitler, this young liberal thought he had a winning point. Spoiler alert: he didn’t. Because when it came time to face the facts, his rhetoric vaporized into thin air.
You would think that claiming Donald Trump is the modern-day version of Hitler is a terrified liberal’s go-to move by now. Kamala Harris, a Vice Presidential has-been turned Democratic Presidential Nominee, did just that in October 2024. Through a fog of barely coherent accusations, Harris compared Trump’s admiration for leaders like Adolf Hitler to some impending dictatorship. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton alluded to Trump’s rallies and drew parallels to Nazi spectacles. And yet, these liberals still act shell-shocked when confronted with their own words.
Harry Sisson: "I dare you to name one high-ranking Democrat who compared Trump to Hitler"
Posobiec: "You mean like when Kamala Harris did in October 2024 when you were campaigning for her?" pic.twitter.com/WUsPhfdMoi
— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) October 21, 2025
The Trump-Hitler comparison game has become the left’s favorite pastime. But don’t let them fool you into thinking it’s all they’ve got. Their obsession doesn’t end with childish comparisons; they’ve adopted authoritarian tendencies themselves. As Rep. Jasmine Crockett openly declared Trump a wannabe Hitler, they expose their double standard. When confronted, Democrats either feign ignorance or deflect with non-answers. Their tactics are out of the Marxist playbook—if you can’t win on logic, resort to absurd comparisons.
Progressives have mastered the art of the soundbite, hoping no one fact-checks their outlandish claims. The likes of Harry Sisson, spinning in disbelief like a glitching computer, are what happens when they stumble into the glaring lights of truth. This isn’t about an alleged uprising of dictatorial regimes. It’s about their slogging attempts to veil Trump-bashing as a noble cause, while turning a blind eye to their own tendency to suppress dissenting opinions.
How much longer will America tolerate this charade? The truth is unavoidable, even for those still clinging to a broken narrative. Isn’t it high time we exposed this farce and asked real questions? After all, who’s the real authoritarian here—the one accused of admiring dictators or those trying to control public discourse with fear-mongering half-truths?
