Respected people who worked closely with Donald Trump called him a fascist. Republicans and Fox News pundits feigned outrage that anyone would be so mean to little Donnie. In the middle of the GOP pearl-clutching news cycle, the GOP candidate for president is having a rally at Madison Square Garden to "reenact" the infamous Nazi rally in the Garden in 1939.
If you don't want people to call you a fascist, don't act like one. Let me translate this concept into Texan for you. As my Texas dad used to used to say:
If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, swims like a duck? It's a f***ing duck.
America is Using the F Word
After years of dancing around the F-word about Trump, people are talking about his fascist behavior. All it took to shock the media into finally calling out the GOP candidate's behavior:
Trump's former Chief of Staff John Kelly told The New York Times that Trump is a fascist. Since Kelly is a highly respected four-star general, Republicans couldn't blame "the libs."
