Biden campaign releases graphic comparing Trump to Hitler

The campaign of U.S. President Joe Biden has released a graphic showing the parallels between former U.S. President Donald Trump and the Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, Politico reported on Dec. 20.

The graphic, posted on X, marks a more aggressive turn in Biden’s campaign attempt to link his potential Republican opponent in the general elections with the Nazi leader.

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Titled “Trump Parrots Hitler,” the graphic juxtaposes three quotes from the 45th president with quotes from the dictator.

One of Trump’s quotes, “Immigrants are ‘poisoning the blood of our country,’” appears above a Hitler quote that states that the “contamination of the blood” by an “inferior race” will lead to the fall of Germany.

“This is not a coincidence,” Biden’s campaign said on X.

Historically, comparing a political opponent to Hitler was almost forbidden in political campaigns. However, for the Biden campaign, this has become a routine matter, with historians noting that Trump’s rhetoric echoes that of fascist leaders.

Over the past few weeks, Biden’s campaign has consistently linked Trump’s statements to Hitler and urged reporters to scrutinize the speeches of the former president, especially on immigration issues.

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Trump dismissed these comparisons but did not retract his comments.

During a weekend rally, Donald Trump told supporters that migrants are “poisoning the blood of our country.”

Later, the League of United Latin American Citizens and the Anti-Defamation League accused Trump of indulging in “the lowest and most sinister human emotions” and compared him to Hitler.

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