On the recordJanuary 15, 2025
It’s like, ‘yeah, we think he’s a fascist and now that he has power, we’re scared, and so we’re trying to keep our head down so we don’t attract the negative attention of the fascist.’
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alternet.orgIt’s like, ‘yeah, we think he’s a fascist and now that he has power, we’re scared, and so we’re trying to keep our head down so we don’t attract the negative attention of the fascist.’
Ellison describes Democrats' fear of Trump as a reason for their silence on his threats.
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