By TrumpG 
Former U.S. First Lady Melania Trump defended her husband Donald Trump, emphasizing that he is not a new version of Adolf Hitler.
She made this statement after Democrats criticized the Republican presidential candidate’s rally at Madison Square Garden in New York, comparing it to Nazi gatherings due to some participants’ racist remarks.
“It’s terrible, he is not Hitler, and his supporters back him because they want the country to be successful. We can see how much support he enjoys,” Melania said on Fox TV.
Trump was also called out by former President Barack Obama, who spoke at Kamala Harris’s rally in Philadelphia, criticizing him for the speaker at the New York rally.
He reminded that extremely racist and sexist comments and stereotypes could be heard from them, and one of the speakers even called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.”
Trump dismissed these accusations, insisting that he is not a Nazi.
“I am not a Nazi, I am the opposite of a Nazi,” he told thousands of supporters at a campaign rally at Georgia Tech University last night.
Melania Trump expressed confidence that her husband would win the election.
“I feel good. My husband is traveling across the country, and we saw how much support he received on Sunday in New York,” she said.
The New York rally was the first in the campaign where Melania spoke, citing her desire to support her husband as the reason.
Democrats compared the gathering at Madison Square Garden, where Melania also spoke, to the Nazi rally held at the same place in February 1939.
“Donald Trump organized a big rally at Madison Square Garden. There is a direct parallel with the big rally held there in the mid-1930s,” said Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz.
Trump defended himself against such attacks, and now his wife has done the same, reported the Daily Mail.
