-Leveiro, Anthony. “President Likens Dewey to Hitler as ‘Fascist Tool.’” The New York Times. Archives. October 26, 1948.
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The Left have been calling those with whom they disagree Hitler for all of my 59 years that I can remember. I heard politicians do it and I heard friends and aquaintences do it. This is old and it is wobbling badly as a tactic, which is what it actually is. It is NOT an argument.
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Well done...you touched on all the right points.
I have always found it telling that the very people who vilify Hitler actually venerate the Communists whose death tolls made Hitler look like a piker in comparison.
When you are responsible for 6 million murders, being made to look like a piker in comparison is not easy to do.
so headline doesn’t match the quote - fake news in 1948...
Because Hitler was a man nobody would be comparing Hillary to Hitler if she’d won. Hitler comparisons are sexist.
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A Democratic victory on election day will bring a Fascistic threat to American freedom that is even more dangerous than the perils from communism and extreme left crackpots.
Our side has compared the Democrats to Hitler too, myself included. It’s just as stupid coming from either side.
Dewey ran for president three times: 1940, 1944, 1948. If he had been elected either of the first two times, he would still be the youngest president ever elected.
>>>Facing possible defeat from Republican challenger Thomas Dewey, Harry Truman said in a campaign speech in Chicago: “A Republican victory on election day will bring a Fascistic threat to American freedom that is even more dangerous than the perils from communism and extreme right crackpots<<<
I have always had Respect for President Truman, until I read this. Too bad I was under the wrong impression about him all these years. Even at Age 65, I learn something new every day.
Well written.