Jill Biden sensationally compares Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' bill to Nazi ... trends now

Jill Biden has sparked outrage with claims that Florida is going the way of Nazi Germany and putting democracy itself at risk with its attempts to keep ‘pornographic’ books out of the classroom.

The first lady was dispatched on a whistle-stop trip to California over the weekend as the Biden campaign tries to claw back its poll deficit with the clock ticking down towards November’s general election.

And she attempted to stake out the battleground to her Democrat audience who had paid up to $100,000 a ticket, telling them that Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act was a step towards dictatorship.

‘History teaches us that democracies don’t disappear overnight,’ she said. 'They disappear slowly, subtly silently. A book ban a court decision, a Don’t Say Gay law.

‘Before World War Two, I’m told, Berlin was the center of LGBTQ culture in Europe. One group of people loses their rights and then another, and then another, until one morning you wake up and you no longer live in a democracy.’

She spoke days after Florida settled a lawsuit over the so-called 'Don't Say Gay' bill that Governor Ron DeSantis claims is a 'major win' for his conservative agenda in the Sunshine State.

The 2022 law barred instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through the third grade, and it was expanded to all grades last year.

Defending the law two years ago DeSantis held a press conference to display books that parents had found in Florida school libraries.

Some included illustrations depicting minors engaged in sexual activity and instructions on how to masturbate, engage in sex acts or download apps that make it easier to have 'casual intercourse.'

And he slammed the 'hoax' that taking the books out of the classroom would be a form of 'book banning.'

'I just think parents, when they're sending their kids to school, they should not have to worry about this garbage being in the schools,' the GOP governor said.

Launching his re-election campaign in January the president said Donald Trump ‘echoed the same exact language used in Nazi Germany’.

But many on social media were disgusted with his wife’s attempt to compare his Republican opponents to the Nazi regime.