Trumpism

Is Germany's past being revived in the US? Sire Trump wants to build an arch between Capitol Hill and the Lincoln Memorial.

While the prevented King was bragging about the beauty of his new ballroom under construction at the White House, he showed off a model of his Trump Arch. Does it not bear a striking resemblance to a significantly larger Triumphal Arch?

Albert Speer's Große Halle des Volkes (Great Hall of the People)

Red Baron was shocked when he saw the following photo. As Stephen Colbert put it, "Adolf is meeting with the Young Republicans." The studio audience's laughter stuck in their throats.

 

Albert Speer's planned triumphal arch for the new imperial capital, Germania, was to be built over the former General Staff Barracks and the grounds of Matthäuskirche at the southern end of Berliner Allee, near today's Gleisdreieck.

How far to the right is America shifting?

 

Note the transcription error: Juna instead of Giunta.

Is New York's Young Republican Peter Giunta just a "lone wolf"?

But what are we to make of this news item?

As Stephen explained, "The office in question belongs to Ohio Congressman and business hernia Dave Taylor."

The swastika is not immediately recognizable; it is woven into the Star Spangled Banner in the upper left corner of the photo.

Fox News had a peculiar explanation.

Stephen looked at a flash card with an American flag on it and said, "I see nothing unusual."

But then he held the card up to the camera.

On camera, Republican Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, made the following statement: "I say obviously that is not the principles of the Republican Party. We fought the Nazis. We defended the evil ideology."

On which Stephen commented:

Red Baron's hope for democracy in its very birthplace is the last thing to die:

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