After his presidential opponent Kamala Harris called him a fascist twice on Wednesday, Donald Trump posted about it.

“Comrade Kamala sees that she is losing, and losing badly, especially after stealing the race from Crooked Joe Biden,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Now she is increasing her rhetoric, even calling me Adolf Hitler and anything else that comes to her mind. She is a threat to democracy and unfit to be President of the United States – and her poll shows it!”

To be clear, Harris didn’t call Trump Hitler, but she did respond to two reports – from The Atlantic And The New York Times– that he has an enduring admiration for Hitler. In a speech at the vice president’s residence, she called Trump a “fascist” who sought “uncontrolled power” and who had become “increasingly unhinged and unstable.”

And in a CNN town hall that evening, she doubled down. Asked if she thought Trump was a fascist, Harris told host Anderson Cooper: “Yes, I think so.”

“I also believe that the people who know him best in this area should be trusted,” she added, referring to retired generals Mark Milley and John Kelly, former Trump appointees who have both sounded the alarm.

Trump’s spokesman has denied the allegations, while Trump himself has decided to directly target his critics. In a Truth Social post, Trump called out Kelly – who spoke to her at length Just– a “nobody” suffering from “Trump Derangement Syndrome hatred.”

At an event organized by the ultra-conservative youth group Turning Point USA in Atlanta, he took action against Harris.

“This woman is crazy,” Trump said Wednesday night, as reported by The Guardian. Finally, he added, “She’s not a smart person. She is a low IQ person.”

The GOP nominee also encouraged voters to send Harris the following message: “You are the worst ever. There has never been anyone like you. You can’t put two sentences together. The world laughs at us because of you.”

In the same speech The Guardian reports that Trump said, “Google treats us much better.” Do you notice that? What happened to Google?” and “McDonald’s was one of the most viewed things (Google) ever had.”

Just something to keep in mind.