Hitler “did good things” and had good generals: the words were those of Trump in conversations with his former chief of staff, who has now revealed them. Harris reacted with criticism for praising the Nazi leader.
The Democratic candidate for the presidency of the United States, Kamala Harris, criticized her Republican opponent, Donald Trump, this Wednesday for saying that she wants generals like Adolf Hitler’s and warned of her rival’s “erratic and unstable” behavior.
Harris’s intervention comes a day after John Kelly, Trump’s former chief of staff, revealed details of his conversations with the former president in interviews with The New York Times and The Atlantic, even going so far as to claim that he meets the definition of “fascist.”
“Trump is increasingly erratic and unstable and, in a second term, people like John Kelly will not be there to contain him,” warned the Democratic candidate.
Harris was referring to Kelly’s claims that Trump had suggested that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler “did some good things” and so? He needed “German generals” like those who fuhrer had at his side.
“It is deeply disturbing and incredibly dangerous for Donald Trump to invoke Adolf Hitler, the man responsible for the deaths of six million Jews and hundreds of thousands of Americans,” Harris said.
Trump accuses Harris of being lazy and unintelligent
The vice president also cited Trump’s words on Oct. 14, when he suggested he would use the military to confront what he called “the enemy within” on Election Day, saying he wasn’t worried about the chaos his allies might cause. followers, but he is worried about the “lunatics of the radical left.”
Harris stated that her rival considers anyone who “refuses to obey her” or dares to criticize her as an “enemy within,” “whether judges, journalists or officials dedicated to overseeing” the November 5 elections.
“He does not want an army loyal to the United States Constitution. He wants an army that is loyal to him personally, that obeys his orders.even when they are asked to violate the law or abandon their oath to the Constitution,” Harris explained.
Kelly, who was Trump’s chief of staff from 2017 to 2019 and previously secretary of Homeland Security, has long criticized Trump and accused him of calling veterans killed in combat “losers” and “suckers.”
In statements to the American media, Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung stated that Kelly “made a fool of himself with these discredited stories he made up”.
Source: Observadora
