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Former Trump Officials Support Kelly's Claims Against Trump: A Call for Nation over Party

Thirteen ex-Trump officials back John Kelly's warnings about Trump, citing concerns over his character and governance as the election approaches.

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Updated: Oct 25th, 2024, 7:18 PM ET

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In an open letter, 13 former officials from Trump's administration express their backing for John Kelly's claims regarding Trump's behavior and character, labeling him a 'fascist'. They emphasize the need to prioritize country over party loyalty as the November 5 election nears. Kelly's remarks about Trump's reported admiration for Hitler and threats to democracy have sparked significant political discourse, with his warnings considered by some as an 'October surprise'. Trump's campaign denounces the letter as baseless, while opposing voices within the Republican Party highlight the severity of the situation.

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