Or this is just a circular argument, since you first labeled everything you don't like in politics or ideology as "fascist", "a fascist dog whistle", a "fascist conspiracy theory", etc, so then it's easy to mark any person who approves of any of those things as someone who "speaks out in support of and expresses solidarity to fascism", thus also a fascism.
There's no shortage of mere conservative or even leftist ideas or practices that have been labelled "fascist" in modern discourse. It's fascism-ception.
There are some negative developments, as there have been in previous administrations as well (from McCarthyism and Hoover era political meddling, to the post 9/11 establishment of black sites, the normalization of torture, the Patriot Act, and many other things, including the government's promoting "fact-checking" and funding "independent" organizations that spread throughout the media). Under the current US administration there's the stomping of the right to protest when it comes to Israel, ICE revamp, deporting without due process to places like El Salvator, and other issues.
But until people can criticize political developments like adults, and not with knee-jerk "fascist" / "communist" / "evil" accusations against the other side, political discourse will be worse than Reddit comment sections.