.HayesBrown: Conservatives keep calling for an American dictator. Believe them.
and act by decree in the event of paralysis in the legislature, known as the Reichstag. And with the center-right parties terrified of the liberal social democrats and communists on the left, there was little time where gridlock wasn’t the status quo.Weimar leaders were also up against a humiliated and belligerent Germany military, which constantly worked to undermine the legitimacy of the new republic.
The political turmoil in the U.S. today is nowhere near that of Weimar Germany. Even if it was, the “solution” being advocated was a disaster for the Germans, the people of Europe and the world. And yet, conservatives like Kelly are not shy at all about sharing their beliefs at this point: They are not being metaphorical when they are saying that dictatorship is in America’s future.
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