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Trump cops barrage from singer Cher

US singer Cher has compared presidential candidate Donald Trump to Hitler and says only wants to make the America white and straight - but not great - again.

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Entertainer Cher has unloaded a freewheeling barrage of insults at Donald Trump during a private fundraiser for Hillary Clinton, comparing him to Hitler and saying he reminded her of the actress who played a murdering child in the film, The Bad Seed.

Speaking on Sunday in Provincetown, Massachusetts, the singer and actress gave a stinging - and at times profane - assessment of the Republican presidential nominee.

Before an enthusiastic crowd, Cher also said of Trump: ``Do you remember `Fun with Dick and Jane'? It's like racist fun with Dick and Jane.''

She later added: ``He doesn't mean we want to make America great again. He means we want to make America straight and white.'' She also said that she was reminded of ``despots, you know Stalin and Hitler.''

Cher, who has been campaigning with Clinton, offered praise, though with a few caveats.

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``She is shy and she's not the greatest speaker in the world,'' Cher said. ``But this is what I believe and this is what I know. I know she will work every moment of every day.''

After the event, Cher told reporters that Trump was ``a racist, he's a misogynist, he's a horrible person.''


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