How Adolf Hitler would vote in the US

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

This assumes he was a reactionary German-American from Pennsylvania.

1912: Woodrow Wilson

1916: Woodrow Wilson

1920: Warren Harding

1924: John Davis

1928: Herbert Hoover

1932: Herbert Hoover

1936: Wllliam Lemke

1940: Wendell Wilkie

1944: Thomas Dewey

[Agonized-Statism]

I doubt he votes at all. Fascists' whole thing was rejecting what they regarded as a corrupt and inefficient electoral process. It's also hard to Americanize his bizarre nationalist esotericism- gonna have to break Godwin's Law here, but the stuff we saw coming out of the Trump movement is probably as close as you could come, and even then the QAnon types are seen as useful idiots by the bona fide fascists. This reactionary German-American character isn't really Hitler.

[Lord Halifax]

If Hitler was still both a Catholic and an obsessive anti-Semite I think he might have voted for Al Smith in '28. He'd be appalled by Jewish mobsters and smugglers profiteering from prohibition and Hoover had been involved in aiding Jewish communities devastated by WW1 and pogroms and supported the establishment of a Jewish state.

[RINO Tom]

It sounds cliche and like a cop-out, but I just don't think you can project hardly anything about the Hitler that we know onto politics that aren't 110% oriented around a Greater Germany.

[Anzeigenhauptmeister]

Well, I can't speak for Addi, but clubfoot Goebbels was a huge fan of President Roosevelt and his New Deal.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Well, I can't speak for Addi, but clubfoot Goebbels was a huge fan of President Roosevelt and his New Deal.

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