These analogies are getting out of control. https://t.co/zMwTpZg03X
— Sky Hartman (@Skyhartman) February 24, 2017
Howard Dean, former Vermont governor and head of the Democratic National Committee, has endorsed a candidate to head up the DNC. While supporting Pete Buttigieg for the job, Dean recounted a comparison about the election of Donald Trump:
Howard Dean recalling his advice to students after Trump won: "This is your Edmund Pettus Bridge. This is your Kent State." pic.twitter.com/UnVWjNakjJ
— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) February 24, 2017
Really? That’s something, even for Howard Dean.
@daveweigel This is your "jumping the shark" moment.
— rdelat (@rdelat) February 24, 2017
That's a bit much. I didn't vote for Trump, but people were shot & killed at Kent State, brutally beaten at Edmund Pettus Bridge. Come on. https://t.co/tzY40s7FTD
— Sarah Rumpf (@rumpfshaker) February 24, 2017
"The time for hyperbole is now!" https://t.co/77M31zBnV9
— Mark Hemingway (@Heminator) February 24, 2017
These people are desperate to live out the fantasy that they're fighting the civil rights movement. https://t.co/FrVVR83Isx
— Holden (@Holden114) February 24, 2017
More like the DNC's Pearl Harbor. https://t.co/0wk4Kb1P6k
— JWF (@JammieWF) February 24, 2017
What is wrong with these people??? https://t.co/Ndsfupdbks
— Recovering Liberal (@liberalrecovery) February 24, 2017
GTFO with this bullshit. People died at Kent State, risked their lives at Selma. Your candidate losing an election doesn't fucking compare. https://t.co/z9taKeu8AA
— Farbrook (@dutchindian) February 24, 2017
Somehow in Dean’s head, it does.
