Steve Cohen of Memphis Compares Republicans to Nazis Yet Again

 

U.S. Congressman Steve Cohen, a Democrat representing Tennessee’s Ninth Congressional District, reportedly warned that U.S. Republican President Donald Trump’s recent rally in North Carolina was on par with Nazism.

Cohn reportedly made these remarks on an MSNBC interview this past week.

Cohen took issue with Trump’s criticism of U.S. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, representing Minnesota’s Fifth Congressional District.

“It was more reminiscent of Germany during the beginnings of the Hitler regime. People yelling send her back. That was un-American,” The Washington Times quoted Cohen as saying.

“Republicans should stand up and let people know they are for the security of all Americans, for all American citizens, and nobody should be sent back. Nobody should be encouraged to be sent back.”

As The Tennessee Star has reported, these are not the only hyperbolic remarks Cohen has made this year.

This calendar year alone, Cohen has already expressed his delight over the Democrat-controlled U.S. House of Representatives no longer requiring people to say “so help me God” under oath.

At the time of the Notre Dame Cathedral fire in France earlier this year, Cohen used the occasion to say Trump is “torching the entire structure of government.”

Among other outbursts, Cohen has also:

• Said the Founding Fathers created the nation’s Electoral College as a way to hurt black people.

• Pushed for a formal study on slavery reparations.

Co-sponsored the Green New Deal

Celebrated people on welfare not having to work for their benefits

Compared U.S. Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn to the mentally-challenged Waterboy character

Spent $200,000 of taxpayer money on a study to determine whether stress makes kids fat.

As reported, Cohen lost his temper at a news conference in Memphis in 2013 when Tennessee Watchdog asked former U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius what she would say to people whose health insurance costs doubled or tripled due to Obamacare.

• Cohen has said Tea Party supporters are no different than arsonists and compared Republicans to Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels for opposing Obamacare.

• Cohen said the Ebola virus would mutate into a Biblical-style plague that would devastate Tennessee–  unless state Republicans in the Tennessee General Assembly complied fully with Obamacare and expanded Medicaid.

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Chris Butler is an investigative journalist at The Tennessee Star. Follow Chris on Facebook. Email tips to [email protected].

 

 

 

 

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11 Thoughts to “Steve Cohen of Memphis Compares Republicans to Nazis Yet Again”

  1. […] Warned that U.S. Republican President Donald Trump’s recent rally in North Carolina was on par with […]

  2. […] The Tennessee Star has reported, Cohen has a history of hyperbolic remarks, usually against Republicans and, especially, U.S. […]

  3. Liquidators1

    Cohen is a Quisling

  4. nevertolate

    Shouldn’t the ethics committee be investigating Cohen? If not, why not?

  5. Ron W

    NAZI is the acronym for National Socialist Workers Party and now many if not most Democratic Presidential candidates are endorsing socialism or socialist policies just like this guy:

    We are socialists, we are enemies of today’s capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are determined to destroy this system under all conditions.” –Adolf Hitler

    Republicans and conservatives oppose socialism. Educate yourself Congress an Cohen!

  6. 83ragtop50

    Cohen is so irrelevant that his own party pays him no attention.

  7. David

    Memphis. No one in Tennessee takes any of their elected officials seriously.

  8. TheRealJBG

    Don’t forget him munching on a bucket of KFC during one of the more recent congressional hearings. What a joke. My 8 year old has more legislative abilities than this clown.

  9. Diane

    Resorting to name calling makes one look unintelligent and ignorant. He sounds very racist and antisemitic to me.

  10. Wolf Woman

    So Steve Cohen thinks President Trump is setting up the American SS and gas chambers and scheming to take over Canada, Mexico and Central America?

    Steve Cohen doesn’t give a hoot about the American people or he would understand that we are tired of supporting illegals who come here to reap the material benefits of a hard working shrinking (do to Decomcrat policies) middle class that is taxed to the max. And then those illegals send their money totaling in the billions back to their messed up country instead recirculating it here.

  11. Traditional thinker

    So the ole “It” clown speaks again, yet no one listens. Climb back into your bottle of gin you sad little freak and finish destroying memphis. Youre work is almost complete

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