Calling America fascist is a disrespect for those who actually lived in fascist countries... Amnesty International was founded when news got to England that 2 persons went to a public street in Portugal and yelled "Liberty!", afterwards dissapearing from the face of the earth. That is fascism, and we weren't nowhere near one of the worst cases.
Fascist regimes are almost impossible to implement nowadays, at least in most parts of the world. They rely too much in isolating the population from the reali of the outside world while feeding whatever propaganda serves the leader's interests. Our schoolbooks back in the day were filled with short stories of teachers telling well behaved children how our country was organized and perfect while everyone was a mess and wanted to make us a mess. Its very hard to fool people like this nowadays... airplanes, international media, internet, social networks... we have become a global village, which cannot work with fascism.
The closest we have nowadays to fascism is of course the communist countries of asian (when it comes to internal politics, fascism and communism work preety much the same) and the arab nations who have their very unique regimes, often dubbed "arab socialism", but true fascism requires ingredients that are simply too hard to impossible to establish in the XXI century.
Just the fact that you are allowed to protest as much as you want (within the law) and vote for whoever you want nullifies any claim of fascism in any country. The trend of calling people fascists for just the slightest backhandedness these days is getting alittle troubling tbh, is it necessary to draw hitler moustaches on any politicians you dont like? Even for a pay dispute?
Its healthy to express your discontent with your government policies and how it operates, but its also healthy to not jump right away to extremes...