Actual Newsweek Headline: ‘Trump and the Nazis Stole Christmas’

The left is desperate to link Trump with Hitler and demonize all opposition. On the large scale, there is the Southern Poverty Law Center, lumping in legitimate opposition to the left’s agenda with the KKK and neo-Nazis, trying to — by their own account — “destroy” all groups that oppose them. But the left operates at every level: they already control the entertainment industry, the educational system, the enemedia, and more, and they want everything, like true totalitarians.

Hence this Newsweek article, “Trump and the Nazis Stole Christmas.” Note that there are no legitimate conservatives. In the leftist world view, everyone who opposes them is a fascist.

Do they even know what Hitler was really like and what he did? He was advocating dictatorship and Jew-hatred from the beginning of his career. Trump, meanwhile, is the most pro-Israel President in history, recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. The left media is shrill, desperate, indifferent to the truth, and avid to defame and destroy Trump. Instead, they’re just destroying themselves.

“Actual Newsweek Headline: ‘Trump and the Nazis Stole Christmas,’” by Joel B. Pollak, Breitbart, December 25, 2017:

The once-storied Newsweek published an article on Christmas Eve with the title, “How Trump and the Nazis Stole Christmas to Promote White Nationalism.”

The author, Cristina Maza, is not an op-ed contributor but a staff writer, employed by Newsweek to cover “religion and extremism,” according to her personal website bio.

The article “reports” that “critics” say President Donald Trump’s “crusade” to reintroduce “Merry Christmas” over the more neutral “happy holidays” as the standard Christmas greeting is “part of a larger attempt by the president to define America as a country for white Christians alone.”

Maza simply agrees with those “critics” — without any real evidence, logic, or justification:

Wishing people “merry Christmas” instead of “happy holidays,” is thus in line with Trump’s decision to ban citizens of Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States, critics say. It fits neatly with his refusal to condemn white supremacists when they march against diversity, and with his condemnation of athletes who protest police brutality against black men.

With this in mind, the fight to end the war on Christmas is exclusionary politics at its most flagrant.

Maza adds that “some see parallels between Trump’s speeches in front of Christmas trees and attempts by authoritarian regimes like the Nazis to manipulate popular celebrations to promote a political ideology.”…