The controversial ‘Nazi’ indicates the controversial ‘Nazi’ at the Corey Booker Conference

Any gesture made by American Senator Corey Booker at California Democratic Convention on Saturday is making a comprehensive comparison of similar moves by Elon Musk earlier this year, and now, Musk has weighed himself.Booker finished his speech for delegates with an extended-hand gesture, which many people on social media compared to a Nazi salute-the same controversial comparison that Musk put his hand on his chest and then extended it outward during the second opening of Donald Trump.At that time, Musk was strictly criticized by several Democrats, who claimed that the move resembled fascist symbolism. Musk defended his gesture, explained it as a hearty message: “My heart goes out for you.”Now, with a booker, a prominent democrat, a uniform-equal pointing, musk reacted to the video with an emoji on his X handle.The 56 -year -old Booker has not responded to the viral claims. The moment came when Booker addressed the delegates, which encouraged him to “get into some good trouble”, quoting late civil rights icon icon John Lewis.The senator focused on his speech on the need to resist US President Donald Trump’s agenda and rebuild the trust with voters.“I think the Democratic party lost a lot of elections because people did not believe that they care,” he said. “So let’s stop worrying about politics and focus more on people.” He went to emphasize the importance of activeness and creativity in civil connection.“I know one thing is not that it is sitting down and is doing nothing and is just watching on TV and stuck in the position of motionless movement. Everyone has to take measures to pressurize him to pressurize,” he said.However, the concluding moment of the speech quickly overshraded the rest of his speech. A social media user wrote, “I am really shaking now. Corey Booker is really Hitler.” Another post reads, “Corey Booker California Democratic Convention Holi gives a Nazi salute to the nonsense! Really Hitler!”Booker, who used to run for the President in 2020, said after the conference that he was focusing on running for the Senate in 2026 for the reunion. When asked about the possible bid of 2028, he replied, “2028 will take care of himself.”Critics have also reported that earlier this year, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon faced a similar investigation for a comparable gesture.