Biden Campaign Draws Controversy with Trump-Hitler Comparison

Mike Godwin, creator of 'Godwin's Law', contradicts his own rule by endorsing the comparison.

President Joe Biden's re-election campaign has compared former President Trump to Adolf Hitler in a series of graphic quotes on social media, drawing criticism and sparking debate.
Attorney Mike Godwin, creator of 'Godwin's Law', has stated that it is acceptable to compare Trump to Hitler, contradicting his own rule that the first to mention Hitler in a debate loses the argument.
Godwin warns that Trump's 'frank authoritarianism' and divisive rhetoric warrant such comparisons and pose potential dangers to democracy.
Trump has responded to these comparisons by stating that he uses language 'in a much different way' than Hitler did, and that he has 'never read' Hitler's treatise, 'Mein Kampf'.
Several other figures, including historian Douglas Brinkley and former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, have also likened Trump's rhetoric to that of Hitler.