Hillary Clinton faces the reaction of social media for the promotion of the book of `fascists’ ”
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton blew himself up on social networks after publishing an image supporting the American teachers’ federation (AFT), the new book by Chef Randi Weingarten who suggests that his political opponents are “fascists”.
“Congratulations to my friend (Weingarten) for” why the fascists fear teachers “. From the ban on books on the study program, the authorities are looking for public education because it is a cornerstone of democracy,” posted Clinton on Wednesday, as well as a photo of Weingarten holding the book.
“Randi’s new book is a critical reading for this moment,” she wrote.
Clinton was criticized by the conservatives for the post, who, according to them, continued the defamation campaign against political opponents who, according to many, contributed to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
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Hillary Clinton promoted a book this week that suggested that the “fascists” are targeting democracy. (AP photo / Jeffrey Phelps; Cindy Ord / Getty Images)
“It’s been a week since Charlie Kirk was murdered by a madman who wrote on” fascists “on shell envelopes,” said republican communicator Matt Whitlock Posted on X.
“Now Randi Weingarten has a new book arguing all those who do not agree with his opinions on public education – who have destroyed public education in America – is fascist.”
Corey Deangelis, a American Culture Culture Colleague, wrote on X: “Hillary Clinton and Randi Weingarten become at full speed with this disgusting rhetoric just after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The patients.”
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“Charlie Kirk was murdered exactly a week ago”, conservative influencer Jack Posobiet Posted on X. “Here is Hillary Clinton today:”
“They wrote a whole book on a word they don’t even understand,” Andrew Gruel, member of the restaurateur and the member of the municipal council of Huntington Beach, Posted on X.
“The room. This is what you should read,” said Washington Free Beacon Chucck Ross investigation journalist Posted on X.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. (Images Jamie McCarthy / Getty)
“The Democrats Hillary Clinton and Randi Weingarten still suggest that the Republicans are” fascists “,” a story belonging to the National Republican Committee (RNC) Posted on X.
“They really can’t help themselves, right?”
Fox News Digital contacted Clinton’s office to comment on the post, which has accumulated 2 million views on X, but did not immediately hear.
“Did they read the book?” Weingarten said in a statement to Fox News Digital. “If they did, they would discover that it is a love letter to teachers.”
Weingarten’s book, which struck bookstores on Tuesday, develops its opinions on the fight against what it says is fascist ideology and how it works to “undermine democracy, opportunity and public education as we know it”.
“The attacks on schools and teachers have long been a characteristic of fascist regimes: throughout history, as many dictators have increased in power, they have started to ban books and control the program,” said the preview of the book. “Fascists fear teachers because teachers promote an educated and autonomous population who can see past propaganda and frightening tactics. Fascists fear teachers because they teach young people to think by themselves.”
The media experts and the conservatives stressed the years of the left to claim conservative personalities such as Kirk are “fascists”.
After Kirk’s assassination in the hands of a shooter, the authorities say they kissed a left -wing ideology, many examples have surfaced liberal experts, politicians, teachers and other people celebrating or minimizing Kirk’s death, which has greatly encouraged the animated political rhetoric of the left as a contributor to the death of Kirk.
Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
