Trump has a very long history of using this kind of thing to say what the campaign is thinking about doing.
If you want to stop that kind of fascist outcome, about the only real option is to make sure Biden gets reelected and has a Democratic congress to help him.
That means three things:
- Double-check your voter registration. Turned 18? Register. Moved? Register. Changed name? Register. Live in a state where Republicans might have purged your registration? Check your registration
- Volunteer. That means in-person if you can. Phone bank if you can’t.
- Kick in what money you can. To the Biden campaign and to a close house or close senate race.
Let’s entertain the idea that an unknown staffer accidentally missed the word… Why was the word even there in the first place?? It really shouldn’t be necessary to check your drafts or templates for accidental nazi references.
When a campaign hires staffers like Stephen Miller, and the candidate has said neo-nazis and white supremacists are fine people, that right there is likely the reason.
"At least one of the headlines flashing in the video appears to be text that is copied verbatim from a Wikipedia entry on World War I: “German industrial strength and production had significantly increased after 1871, driven by the creation of a unified Reich.”
That’s definitely a strange thing to go searching to put on your propaganda piece. IDK who actually made the video though.
Reminds me of a joke “now I’m not saying the president is a Nazi, all I’m saying is Nazis love the president.”