Trumps is NOT Hitler. He's Quisling

[ThoughtCriminal]

Putin is Hitler. Trump is his loyal, stooge that is helping make that 2nd-rate thug a pestilence on the planet.

And so is the rest of the treasonous GOP that enables him.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quisling

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Quisling did not come to a good end.

[gordianot]

2. Trump is an economic terrorist and agent of chaos.

He is a hedonist and con man.

[Lint Head]

3. Trump is a sick turd who deserves a good flush.

[Kid Berwyn]

4. Plain as day since Helsinki.

“I don’t see why it would be.”

And the next day.

“I don’t see why it wouldn’t be.”

White House even produced fake news coverage, omitting Putin’s admission he supported Trump in 2016.

WHITE HOUSE VIDEO DOESN'T CONTAIN PUTIN'S ADMITTED SUPPORT OF TRUMP IN 2016 ELECTION FROM HELSINKI NEWS CONFERENCE

https://www.newsweek.com/white-house-edits-video-transcript-trump-putin-1041506

The planet is going to suffer. And We the People arethisclose to losing our Constitution and our freedom.

[sop]

5. Trump's biographers and historians will be trying to decipher this mystery for years

[misanthrope]

6. Hitler was more courageous

and showed it on the field of war.

[klook]

7. Paul Krugman: "A Quisling and His Enablers"

From The New York Times, June 11, 2018:

This is not a column about whether Donald Trump is a quisling — a politician who serves the interests of foreign masters at his own country’s expense. Any reasonable doubts about that reality were put to rest by the events of the past few days, when he defended Russia while attacking our closest allies.

We don’t know Trump’s motivation. Is it blackmail? Bribery? Or just a generalized sympathy for autocrats and hatred for democracy? And we may never find out: If he shuts down the Mueller investigation and Republicans retain control of Congress, the cover-up may hold indefinitely. But his actions tell the story.

As I said, however, this isn’t a column about Trump. It is, instead, about the people who are enabling his betrayal of America: the inner circle of officials and media personalities who are willing to back him up whatever he says or does, and the wider set of politicians — basically the entire Republican delegation in Congress — who have the power and constitutional obligation to stop what he’s doing, but won’t lift a finger in America’s defense.

More at link: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/11/opinion/trump-quisling-enablers.html

Krugman's analysis holds up, a year later.