Insurrectionists storm the Capitol. Republican lawmakers incited and worked with them.
Read MoreLauren Witzke, an antisemitic QAnon believer who associates with white nationalists, wins her Republican Primary in Delaware, making her the GOP candidate for U.S. Senate challenging incumbent Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE).
Read MoreDonald Trump shares a video on his Twitter page which shows one of his supporters shouting “white power.” He thanks the supporters, calling them “great people.”
Read MoreFormer U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who is now running for the Senate seat he vacated to join the Trump administration, sends out a fundraising email signed by white nationalist Michelle Malkin. Malkin’s recent accomplishments include co-creating an “America First” reading list that includes Mein Kampf and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
Read MoreDonald Trump shares a tweet from the “America First” account run by Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, and adds a note thanking white nationalist Michelle Malkin. “America First,” a term popularized by Trump and whose origins come from Nazi-sympathizing, is the leading white nationalist movement in the United States.
Read MoreThe Young Republicans National Federation names Gavin Wax as Chair of the Association of Young Republican Clubs. Wax associates with the Proud Boys, a violent hate group, and has invited white nationalists and antisemites like Michelle Malkin, Nick Fuentes, and Gavin McInnes to speak at prominent Republican events.
Read MoreNews breaks that Rep. Bobby Schilling (formerly of Illinois, now vying for Congress in Iowa) employs a fascist white nationalist as his Field Director.
Read MoreGOP primary candidates for U.S. Congress representing IA-02 speak at an event alongside Holocaust denier and white nationalist Nick Fuentes.
Read MoreThe University of Maine College Republicans lose their faculty advisor after refusing to cut ties with Holocaust Denier Nick Fuentes and white nationalist Michelle Malkin.
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