Newsweek on Saturday reported Booker had been speaking at a Democrat convention “ending his speech with a gesture where he put his hand over his heart, then extended his hand out to the crowd – much in the way Musk and Bannon did, though not as forcefully as Musk did it,” the outlet said, also referencing former White House strategist Steve Bannon who in February made a similar gesture and was also accused of doing a “Nazi salute.”
Walk Away Founder Brandon Straka shared side-by-side clips of Booker and Musk to highlight the similarities in their gestures.
“Same gesture. Different political party. Funny how that works,” he wrote:
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WATCH — ‘Funny How That Works’: Leftist Media Blasted for Coverage of Democrat Sen. Booker’s ‘Gesture’ After Musk Was Accused of ‘Nazi Salute’
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