When will Trump and Trumpers admit we have a White Nationalist/Supremaict problem?

Members of the white supremacist Tennessee Active Club provided security for Gabrielle Hanson—a Moms for Liberty-backed alderman in Franklin, Tennessee and current candidate for mayor—at a recent candidate forum, according to local reporter Phil Williams.

The Tennessee Active Club is one of the most prominent cells in a rapidly growing network of groups that promote violent white supremacist ideology and provide training in combat sports, according to a recent report by Tim Dickinson. Like other far-right groups, Active Clubs "recruit with narratives of white victimhood" and see themselves as militias-in-training for future violent conflict.

Earlier this year, SPLC reported that the Tennessee Active Club has been training above the Lewis Country Store in Nashville, whose owner Brad Lewis responded to the report by declaring on Telegram, "I'm not a cuckservative, I'm an actual, literal Nazi." This week, Lewis told reporter Williams that the Active Club members were on hand at the forum because he is a friend of Hanson's.

The revelation that an influential conservative PAC leader hosted a white supremacist at his office last week unleashed extraordinary criticism and infighting among Texas Republicans on Monday, calls by the House speaker and a majority of his caucus to return political donations, and a defiant demand from the lieutenant governor that the speaker resign.

Speaker Dade Phelan invoked the Hamas attack while pointing out Nick Fuentes' history of being a "Nazi sympathizer." Fuentes has praised Hitler, called for "holy war" against Jews, and said that "all I want is revenge against my enemies and a total Aryan victory."

Phelan demanded that elected officials—notably Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who recently received $3 million from Defend Texas Liberty in loans and donations—give all money they received from the PAC to charity. Later Monday, 60 members of the Texas House Republican Caucus released a similar statement calling for elected officials to return or donate money from Defend Texas Liberty.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The revelation that an influential conservative PAC leader hosted a white supremacist at his office last week unleashed extraordinary criticism and infighting among Texas Republicans on Monday, calls by the House speaker and a majority of his caucus to return political donations, and a defiant demand from the lieutenant governor that the speaker resign.

Speaker Dade Phelan invoked the Hamas attack while pointing out Nick Fuentes' history of being a "Nazi sympathizer." Fuentes has praised Hitler, called for "holy war" against Jews, and said that "all I want is revenge against my enemies and a total Aryan victory."

Phelan demanded that elected officials—notably Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who recently received $3 million from Defend Texas Liberty in loans and donations—give all money they received from the PAC to charity. Later Monday, 60 members of the Texas House Republican Caucus released a similar statement calling for elected officials to return or donate money from Defend Texas Liberty.

Originally posted by Robtard
Lets be real, they're not mad that donation money came from Nazis/White Nationalist groups, they're mad that information came to light.

Texas must be more purple than we realize for them to care.

Arizona went Blue in 2020, lets see how that trends in future elections.

Texas didn't, but it got a bit closer in 2020. It's also notable that in areas where Texas Latinos vote Blue, it's claimed "illegals are voting", but in areas where Latinos vote Red, it's all fine.

Both the governor and senate races in the state have been inching closer to Democratic victories, and Republicans know that once it flips, they are done for.

It's deeply unsettling to see how frequently potential mass shootings are being thwarted in the aftermath of the tragic El Paso massacre. The fact that all four alleged plotters were heavily armed young white men and appeared to hold hateful far-right views is a grim reminder of the persistence of extremism and the pressing need for preventive measures. The collaborative efforts of federal and local authorities are crucial in identifying and stopping these threats before they turn into horrific tragedies. It highlights the ongoing challenge society faces in addressing hate-driven violence and the importance of promoting tolerance and understanding.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Both the governor and senate races in the state have been inching closer to Democratic victories, and Republicans know that once it flips, they are done for.

Good riddance.

A neo-Nazi who hurled Molotov cocktails at a Geauga County church because it hosted LGBTQ events pleaded guilty Monday to a federal hate crime charge.

Aimenn Penny, 20, entered the pleas in federal court in Cleveland to obstruction of persons in the free exercise of religious beliefs and arson. Penny faces between 14 years and three months in prison and 15 years and three months when U.S. District Judge Bridget Brennan sentences him on January 29th.

Prosecutors and Penny's defense attorney, John Greven, are allowed to argue for more or less time, but Brennan must sentence Penny to at least 10 years in prison.

Authorities say Penny also showed up to a drag event on March 11th, where he and other members of White Lives Matter were carrying swastika flags, and shouting "Heil, Hitler" as well as homophobic and racial slurs.

Upon his arrest, the FBI reported finding a Nazi flag, a White Lives Matter of Ohio T-shirt, and other hateful memorabilia in Penny's home.

The man charged in last year’s attack against Nancy Pelosi’s husband goes to trial in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The man accused of breaking into former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco home, bludgeoning her husband with a hammer and seeking to kidnap her goes on trial Thursday.

Opening statements are scheduled in the federal trial of David DePape who prosecutors say assaulted then-82-year-old Paul Pelosi, sending shockwaves through the political world just days before last year’s midterm elections. The attack in the early hours of Oct. 28, 2022, also highlighted how conspiracy theories and misinformation that spread online can fuel political violence. -snip

Can't see this Trumper being found innocent as the evidence against him is overwhelming, but it only takes one Trumper on the jury to hang it.

Stupid crackers.

He's from Canadian, probably a friend of yours TBH.

Well he's also retarded, so pretty strongly linked to your circles.

Originally posted by Robtard
He's from Canadian, probably a friend of yours TBH.

Originally posted by Trocity
Well he's also retarded, so pretty strongly linked to your circles.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The man who battered Paul Pelosi with a hammer had a list of other targets including Hunter Biden, Tom Hanks, and California Governor Gavin Newsom, a court heard Wednesday.

San Francisco Police Sargeant Carla Hurley testified Wednesday David DePape—who had gone to the Pelosi residence with the intention of kidnapping House Speaker Nancy Pelosi—made the admissions in a post-arrest interview.

Hurley testified DePape, 42, told her his other targets included Biden, Hanks, Newsom, and Gayle Rubin—a University of Michigan professor who writes on queer theory, sex, and gender.

In an unexpected move, the defense in the federal trial of David DePape called him to the stand Tuesday morning, and he became emotional as he discussed his conspiracy-theory-driven motives for attacking Paul Pelosi.

"When Bush was in office, I thought 9/11 was an inside job," he said. DePape burst into tears just minutes into the questioning as one of his attorneys asked him how his political views shifted to conspiracies.

DePape testified that he was a fan of YouTube commentators Glen Beck, Jimmy Dore, James Lindsay, and Tim Pool; and that it was Lindsay who convinced him that there are academics trying to poison the nation's children and indoctrinate them into a sex cult.

He believed that Gayle Rubin, a gender and queer studies professor at the University of Michigan, was a key player in a QAnon conspiracy, and that by kidnapping and assaulting Nancy Pelosi, he could lure Rubin to him for punishment.

"DePape testified that he was a fan of YouTube commentators Glen Beck, Jimmy Dore, James Lindsay, and Tim Pool;" -snip

Another Rightist turned violent extremist by some of the usual jabbering instigators. Zero surprise.

Enjoy prison. dickhead.

I'm sorry, I feel obliged to do this.

Politics, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the posters on KMC. Their ongoing mission, to boldly go where no critic has gone before...

Well done 😂

Originally posted by Robtard
"DePape testified that he was a fan of YouTube commentators Glen Beck, Jimmy Dore, James Lindsay, and Tim Pool;" -snip

Another Rightist turned violent extremist by some of the usual jabbering instigators. Zero surprise.

Enjoy prison. dickhead.

Imagine getting paid a big fat salary to teach gender and queer studies LMAO.

Incredible. If you ever thought you had a useless job that didn't contribute much to society, remember that this position exists.