It is Clinton, of course, who adopted Hitler's political play book--the big lies, the effort to always seem as something you were not, the skilled use of scapegoats, etc..
Hitler's evil was not, of course, per se, in his genius for whipping up a crowd. He was truly the most skilled politician of modern times. His evil lay in the use of lies to impose an absolute Socialist tyranny; one, in which individual lives, property, every form of legal right and every aspect of cultural heritage, were alike the playthings of a monolithic State; where the innocent were butchered for conceived political advantage, etc.. Conservatives need not be afraid of supporting people who are effective with crowds, just because Hitler was effective with crowds. The important thing is what you do with the enthusiasm you can engender, not that you can engender it.
Never lose sight of that obvious distinction. There is nothing whatever wrong, per se, with a good rally. The Left would like nothing better than for Conservatives to eschew political skills, lest they be accused of being Hitler-like.
William Flax Return Of The Gods Web Site
Newsmax article tells all you need to know about the maggot.
I wonder if Woodwierd can tell me what I'm thinking? (HINT: 8 letters begins with "a")