Democrats’ last-ditch Hail Mary attack against Donald Trump just blew up in their faces

November 4, 2024 Cat2, Politics
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The Democrat Party is pulling out all the stops to prevent Donald Trump from returning to the White House.

But after years of attacks against the Republican Presidential nominee, voters have become wise to their tricks.

And Democrats’ last-ditch Hail Mary attack against Donald Trump just blew up in their faces.

Lone Democrat warns Kamala

The Democrat Party is united behind one goal — defeating former President Donald Trump. 

They truly believed that it was the only thing they needed to win the 2024 election.


But despite their best efforts, heading into Election Day, virtually every poll indicates that the race is a total toss-up and could go either way.


On October 21, Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN) warned the Kamala campaign that if they didn’t adjust their strategy, she would end up wasting “a billion dollars.” 

Phillips was referring to Democrats’ decision to focus on their anti-Trump messaging rather than a positive message about how her policies will help Americans.

“A billion dollars will have been wasted on losing voters by condemnation versus winning them by invitation,” he said.

But Phillips sought to encourage her, adding that “she just needed to be clear about what she believes, what she will do differently than Biden, and offer common sense solutions.”


Then, in the days that followed, Kamala doubled down on the “condemnation.”

Kamala doubled down, saying Trump “invokes” Hitler

In preparation for Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden (MSG), Democrats pulled out a failed move from their playbook trying to link Trump to Hitler. 

In an interview on CNN, former First Lady Hillary Clinton drew the comparison of Trump’s MSG rally to a Nazi rally that happened 85 years ago.

“Sadly, here in America, the term [fascist] fits. And you know, one other thing that you’ll see next week, Kaitlin, is Trump actually reenacting the Madison Square Garden rally in 1939,” she said.


And like clockwork, Kamala and her cohorts jumped on Clinton’s talking point. 

“It’s deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that Donald Trump would invoke Adolf Hitler, the man who is responsible for the death of six million Jews. . .” Kamala said at a rally in Pennsylvania. 


The claim that Trump was “invoking” Hitler by trying to secure votes in New York was laughable. But that didn’t stop former President Barack Obama from joining in on the attack.

Obama commented on General John Kelly’s accusation that Trump “wants his generals to be like Hitler’s generals.”


But after a weeklong campaign calling Trump a “Nazi,” Democrats are looking desperate.

Undecided voter: The Democrats keep going to Hitler with everything

A video of a “Pennsylvania undecided voter focus group” went viral following the campaign smear Donald Trump as literally “Hitler,” and it didn’t provide much home for KamalaHQ. 

Voters were clearly bothered by Democrats’ effort to demonize Trump in the worst possible way.

“The Democrats and the left keep going straight to Hitler all of the time, with everything,” one undecided voter said.

“We’re fighting World War II every single day for every single election. It’s so exhausting,” he continued. Then he seemed to put the “undecided” label to rest. 

“It pushes me away from their position. It’s so hyperbolic that it makes it impossible to have good discussions,” he added.

The moderator jumped in, asking if anyone thought the commentary about Hitler was helpful for them in deciding to vote for Kamala. 

The camera then panned around, and everyone shook their heads “no.”


Even CNN saw the negative energy hurting the Kamala campaign, and Jake Tapper took a moment to recognize her failure.

“She focused a lot more on Donald Trump, I think it’s fair to say, than she did on many specifics in terms of what she would do as president,” Tapper said.


This may have been the biggest mistake made by KamalaHQ of the entire campaign.

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