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Al Franken Compares America to 1933 Nazi Germany

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Former Senator Al Franken (D-MN) believes the current state of U.S. democracy feels like 1933 Germany. He’s basically calling America, Nazi Germany.

He believes if the Freedom to Vote Act and John Lewis Voting Act aren’t passed, we’re Nazis. Both bills corrupt the vote.

“This is a serious one,” Franken said about the voting rights bill on the latest edition of The Al Franken Podcast. “I think other people are feeling it. It feels like — 1933, 34 Germany.”

“I’m just like — a tavern and look over at the other table and there are guys in black jackboots and Nazi uniforms. And I’m going like, ‘Hmm, this looks bad.’ I wonder how bad it can get.”

The former senator then jokingly brought up his religious status. “Well, at least I’m not Jewish. Oh wait, wait I am.”

The only authoritarianism comes from the Left. All of it comes from the Left.

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8 COMMENTS

  1. Franken has smoked so much dope over the years that is a wonder if he has two working brain cells which collide with each other occasionally.

  2. Just another Marxist hate monger. The only people who listen to this nonsense are the uninformed and other haters. The whole democratic party is deranged.

  3. He should do a funny skit about it, after all the laughter is all we have left.
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  4. Sadly, Franken does not know how right he is.
    Media censorship, dissention buried, even in the world of science where it is essential
    Most people acting like a herd of sheep
    Good citizens being persecuted for thinking
    War on the horizon (Chamberlain’s peace in our time)
    At what is ironic is that Franken is part of how things got so bad

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