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==Controversies==

==Controversies==

Chaitkin was perhaps the earliest individual to prominently expose the Nazi-like characteristics of [[ObamaCare]] long before American conservatives co-opted the LaRouche insinuation of an Obama–Hitler link:<ref>Avlon, John (Jul. 14, 2017). [https://www.thedailybeast.com/wingnuts-excerptobama-as-hitler Wingnuts Excerpt—"Obama as Hitler"]. ''The Daily Beast''. Retrieved July 15, 2024.</ref>

Chaitkin was perhaps the earliest individual to prominently expose the Nazi-like characteristics of [[ObamaCare]] long before American conservatives co-opted the LaRouche insinuation of an Obama–Hitler link, comparing ObamaCare's centralized bureaucracy to T4:<ref>Avlon, John (Jul. 14, 2017). [https://www.thedailybeast.com/wingnuts-excerptobama-as-hitler Wingnuts Excerpt—"Obama as Hitler"]. ''The Daily Beast''. Retrieved July 15, 2024.</ref>

{{cquote|It was a LaRouche aide named Anton Chaitkin who stiffened the Obama-as-Hitler attack in response to what he called 'a propaganda movement for euthanasia.' Soon pamphlets were produced: 'Act Now to Stop Obama’s Nazi Health Plan!'

{{cquote|It was a LaRouche aide named Anton Chaitkin who stiffened the Obama-as-Hitler attack in response to what he called 'a propaganda movement for euthanasia.' Soon pamphlets were produced: 'Act Now to Stop Obama’s Nazi Health Plan!'