Shocking allegations have emerged about former US President Donald Trump’s admiration for Hitler’s generals, as reported by The Atlantic. According to former White House chief of staff John Kelley, Trump made disturbing statements in private conversations glorifying Adolf Hitler, stating that Hitler “did some good things” like rebuilding the economy.
Kelley recounted how Trump asked him to show the same reverence that German military personnel showed Hitler, prompting Kelley to clarify the dangers of such admiration. Despite serving as Trump’s chief of staff from 2017 to 2019, Kelley believes that Trump’s fascist tendencies pose a grave danger if elected.
As the US election looms, Democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris has condemned Trump’s remarks, calling them “incredibly dangerous and deeply troubling.” The White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the severity of praising Adolf Hitler.
The Trump campaign has vehemently denied these allegations, dismissing them as “absolutely false.” However, the timing of these revelations, just weeks before the election, raises concerns about Trump’s leadership aspirations.