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Supporting this dangerous posture are lawmakers like Senator Bernie Sanders, who, despite their party's leadership, have voiced genuine concern. Senator John Federman, often seen as the lone honest voice in the party, confronted the hysteria head-on. In interviews, Federman refused to brand Trump supporters as Nazis or fascists and emphasized the importance of civil discourse. His stance is rare in a party increasingly polarized and entrenched in extreme rhetoric. Federman’s comments challenge the narrative that labels political opponents as enemies, advocating instead for respect and rational debate.