Let me tell you something that’s been driving me absolutely crazy lately. As a father of two young kids, I’ve been teaching them about having respect for others and using appropriate language.
So imagine my frustration watching our Vice President, Kamala Harris, throwing around Nazi comparisons like they’re candy at a parade. I’ve got to say, it’s not just me who’s fed up with this rhetoric – regular Americans are seeing right through it.
You know what’s really rich? After spending months trying to convince us she was all about “joy” and “unity,” Harris has completely changed her tune. Now that the polls aren’t going her way (shocker!), she’s resorted to the oldest trick in the Democratic playbook: comparing anyone they disagree with to Hitler.
As my grandfather would say, “When you’ve got nothing left, you start name-calling.”
In recent campaign appearances, Harris opted to close her campaign by claiming that former President Donald Trump is a “fascist” who will rule as a “Hitlerian tyrant.” Yes, you read that right. Our Vice President, the person who’s supposed to be second in command of our great nation, is out there throwing around Holocaust comparisons like it’s no big deal. As a Christian conservative, I find this kind of rhetoric not just offensive but downright dangerous.
Reality Check from Real Americans
Here’s where it gets interesting, folks. When Mark Halperin, a veteran political journalist, asked a group of undecided Pennsylvania voters what they thought about Harris’s Hitler comparisons, their response was telling. “Anybody, raise your hand if you think this is something that’s important for her to be talking about? Anybody?” Halperin asked.
Want to guess how many hands went up? Zero. Zilch. Nada. Watch it here:
🔥 OMG. You have to hear this guy.
He’s an undecided voter in Pennsylvania.
After that “Hitler” story about Trump dropped – he said he’s being pushed away from Democrats because it’s just too hyperbolic and too much.
Now he’s leaning Trump.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 25, 2024
The Strategy Backfires
Let me break this down for you. These weren’t just any voters – these were people who had voted for both Republicans and Democrats in the past. Real, middle-of-the-road Americans who are trying to make an honest decision about their country’s future. And they’re not buying what Harris is selling.
I’ve got to tell you, as someone who follows politics closely and cares deeply about our country’s future, this kind of desperate fear-mongering is exactly why so many Americans are turning away from the Democratic party. Remember when Harris was all about “joy” and “positivity”? Well, that facade crumbled faster than my three-year-old’s resolve not to eat cookies before dinner.
The Real Issues
Here’s what really gets under my skin: while Harris is busy playing the Hitler card, real Americans are worried about putting food on the table, filling up their gas tanks, and making sure their kids have a future worth looking forward to. You know, the actual issues that matter to hardworking families like yours and mine.
Instead of addressing these concerns, Harris seems more interested in creating bogeymen and stirring up fear. But here’s the thing – Americans are smarter than that. We’ve seen this playbook before, and we’re tired of it. As my wife said to me just the other day, “Why can’t they just talk about how they’re going to fix things?”
The truth is, when politicians resort to comparing their opponents to Hitler, it usually means one thing: they’re out of actual ideas. It’s like when my kids run out of reasonable arguments and start saying “but daddy, you’re mean!” – except these are supposed to be grown adults running our country.
Thankfully, we have an actual adult who has run the country well before, and he will again. But only if Americans get out and vote – and bring all their friends along with them.
Key Takeaways:
- Undecided voters show zero interest in Harris’s Hitler comparisons.
- Harris campaign pivots from “joy” to fear-mongering as polls slip.
- Real Americans more concerned about kitchen table issues than inflammatory rhetoric.
- Desperate comparison tactics falling flat with moderate voters.
Source: Breitbart
