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Congressman Keith Ellison Compares Bush To Hitler

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The title of the clip is not one that is going to attract a lot of votes.

No kidding!:irked:

Every authority figure since Hitler has been accused of that ever since by some enemy. Who cares.

Bush.. Hitler.. no. He hasn't built anything nice.

 

:rolleyes:

Comparing a national socialist bent on exterminating every race he didn't believe correct while starting the second World War to Hitler would be a good comparison. Unfortunately for many of Bush's critics Hitler is not a synonym for jerk, bad president, poor leader, big spender, etc, etc, etc.

Now if he had called Bush a Musillini....

Now if he had called Bush a Musillini....

 

Which is the less of the two evils?

 

Hail Mussolini!

Bush is no Hitler........

 

Hitler united a country and restored national pride. (It was through tactics which were unsound and what is he stood for is wrong no doubt and he was a MONSTER, evil incarnate)

 

Bush while is opportunistic has little or no leadership skills and surrounded himself with short-sighted, greedy advisors.

 

And just lately I am starting to think that he may have a touch of dementcia...or alzhimers, either way he is starting to come un-raveled......

 

similiar to Hitler near the end of the war, certainly he is no Hitler.

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