On Friday, Elijah Schaffer appeared as a guest on Timcast IRL — a YouTube show hosted by right-wing streamer and conspiracy theorist Tim Pool. Schaffer used his appearance on Pool’s show to defend Holocaust denier and white supremacist Nick Fuentes, arguing that “gatekeepers of the right-wing movement” were wrong to ostracize him.
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On March 5, 2024, voters in Massachusetts’ First Suffolk District will choose two candidates — a man and a woman — for the Republican State Committee. One candidate, Lori Kauffman, is an unabashed Neo-Nazi. A convert from Judaism to Christianity, Kauffman has vowed to “exile” Jews and, on a white supremacist podcast, said “we need to overthrow the government.”
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Last week, Neo-Nazi collaborator Jack Posobiec posted a meme to X (formerly Twitter) which promoted the white supremacist “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory. On his America First show, Holocaust-denying white nationalist Nick Fuentes praised Posobiec for posting it, calling it “extremely explicit” and “on-the-nose.”
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Missouri State Rep. Chris Lonsdale, who represents the state’s 38th District, has posted and reposted photos of himself with far-right activists associated with Nick Fuentes and his racist “America First” or “groyper” movement. In each of the photos, Rep. Lonsdale can be seen making a hand gesture associated with the movement.
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At age 22, North Dakota State Reps. Matthew Heilman and Brandon Prichard are two of the youngest state legislators in the country. Elected in 2022, Heilman and Prichard are close friends who espouse far-right views on immigration, LGBTQ rights, and abortion. They also use their official accounts to share, like, and interact with content by white nationalists and other extremists on X.
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Some far-right voices have adopted the false claim that the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection was a false flag instigated by federal agents. White supremacist live streamer Nick Fuentes, on the other hand, pushed back on this conspiracy, claiming that it detracted from the narrative that Jan. 6 was a “rebellion” that should be “celebrate[d].”
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Nick Fuentes, the creepy, fascistic, Holocaust-denying white nationalist who once dined with Donald Trump, recently created a new Twitter account. Days after using the anonymous account to criticize his former associate Tim “Baked Alaska” Gionet and direct his followers to harass the creator of a Holocaust museum in the game Fortnite, Fuentes’ account was banned.
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Updated 04/22/2024 | Since Jan. 6, 2021, over one thousand people have been arrested in connection to the violent assault on the Capitol in order to prevent the rightful winner of the 2020 presidential election, Joe Biden, from taking office. While all were motivated by the conspiracy theory, spread by then-President Donald Trump and his allies, that the election had been stolen, many had embraced other extremist views as well.
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On June 27, 2023, far-right Internet personality John Doyle uploaded a video to his YouTube channel of an event he hosted at N.C. A&T State University. Doyle, a self-proclaimed white nationalist and Christian fascist who is closely associated with Nick Fuentes and his white supremacist “Groyper” movement, selected that university because of its status as an HBCU — or historically Black college or university.
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Yesterday AZ state Sen. Wendy Rogers retweeted a tweet that expressed support for Rhodesia, a former British colony that declared its independence in 1965 in order to preserve minority-white rule. In 1980 Rhodesia became the independent nation of Zimbabwe. Many white supremacists long for the days when Rhodesia existed, and incorporate Rhodesian symbols in their propaganda.
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