Okay, well, this is the first time you've asked it of me. In the future, it might be best clarify a question's elsewhen, elsewhom-ness relative to the addressed.
Anyway, as there's a certain segment of the population ill-equipped to discern fact from fiction, pre-disposed to accept, cite social media, op-ed pieces as valid sources, I'm somewhat hesitant to ask whether you've done your own research. That said, have you looked into the number of incidents involving MAGA-aligned neo-Nazis? It's not an insignificant number.
By no means is that to say that all Trump-supporters are literally Nazis... however, if a political figure employs Hitlerian rhetoric, appeals to bigotry, notions of superiority/inferiority, uses rumors, half-truths and outright lies to demonize minorities and anyone voicing dissent, uses the power of the state to marginalize segments of the population, incites followers to violently storm public institutions, what is the functional difference between that political figure's battle standard and Hitler's rolling wheel, between that political figure's followers and Hitler's?