Jon Stewart to Dems: Quit calling everything Trump does ‘fascist’

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Even Jon Stewart Laughed At MSNBC's Fascism Hysteria

Even Jon Stewart Laughed At MSNBC's Fascism Hysteria When it comes to MSNBC’s constant cries of impending fascism under President Donald Trump, even Jon Stewart had to laugh. On Monday’s edition of The Daily Show on Comedy Central, Stewart had to ask “Do I not understand what fascism is?” That wasn’t to say Stewart has become a fan of Trump, but he was concerned his fellow liberals were at risk of crying wolf, “Look, we are facing a deluge of t…

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ThePatriotLight - Trump is not a Fascist

ThePatriotLight - I am not a fan of Donald Trump. In fact, I often find myself rolling my eyes and cringing when he speaks. I am appalled by his blatant narcissism. I believe that he has been unethical, at least, in some of his past business dealings. And his reputation for his relations with women is disgraceful. I cannot admire a man like this. But Donald Trump is not a racist, he is not an antisemite and he is definitely not a fascist. I vote…

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Trump is not a Fascist

I am not a fan of Donald Trump. In fact, I often find myself rolling my eyes and cringing when he speaks. I am appalled by his blatant narcissism. I believe that he has been unethical, at least, in some of his past business dealings. And his reputati...

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In politics, in the networks, on TV: we live surrounded by the threat of a reincarnated fascism in any person or situation. Thus, the word is empty of meaning and says a lot of those who use it. "It is an empty heroism", warn experts Read

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Jon Stewart slams reactions to Trump

Jon Stewart criticizes Democrats for their default "fascism" comments during Donald Trump's first week

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Jon Stewart Defends Trump Against Fascist Claims: 'What Would You F--king Do?'

It has become fairly routine for Democrats to liken President Donald Trump’s actions over the last week to fascism, and “The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart for one is sick of it. The Comedy Central host started the crux of Monday night’s monologue by talking about Trump’s firing of at least 17 inspectors general, an event that many leftwing pundits dubbed “the purge.” After pretending to be terrified and breaking out a definitely-not-fake axe, Ste…