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'Lowlife' Trump attacks Kelly over fascist warning

The Guardian

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October 25, 2024

Donald Trump has denounced his own former chief of staff John Kelly as a "degenerate" and a "lowlife" after the former US Marine Corps general gained the backing of Kamala Harris for calling his ex-boss a fascist.

- Robert Tait

'Lowlife' Trump attacks Kelly over fascist warning

With Kelly's intervention in effect propelling the debate over fascism to the centre of the presidential election, the Republican nominee also turned his fire on Harris. He inaccurately accused her of calling him Adolf Hitler after the vice-president amplified Kelly's comments in a televised address before endorsing them in a CNN town hall meeting.

Trump's angry fusillade came in social media posts amid the fallout from Kelly's comments in an interview with the New York Times in which he recalled the former US president repeatedly lauding Hitler's achievements when he was in the White House.

In a separate interview with the Atlantic, Kelly described Trump lamenting that he did not have generals who were loyal in the way he believed German military commanders had been to Hitler.

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