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Kyle Mantyla
  • Rick Joyner claims(link is external) that it is unconstitutional for the federal government to respond to natural disasters.
  • Todd Starnes says(link is external) that "President-elect Trump is one of the most compassionate leaders in modern American history": "He strongly opposes breaking up the families of illegal aliens. So, in a spirit of unity, he's going to send all of them back to their home countries.  It's a bold, commonsense solution."
  • Randall Terry is running for Congress(link is external) in Florida.
  • David Barton laments(link is external) that "the younger you are, the more pro-abortion you are," which contradicts the predication(link is external) he made a decade ago that abortion soon would not even be an issue because young people were ardently anti-choice.
  • Finally, after being charged with battery(link is external), Nick Fuentes vows(link is external) to "beat the case": "If I go to jail, I'm just gonna write a book. It's gonna be called 'Mein Kampf.'"
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Nick Fuentes with bullhorn at a Stop The Steal rally

Nick Fuentes

Dropping out of college after one year following his participation in the deadly white nationalist “Unite The Right” rally in Charlottesville, VA, in 2017, Fuentes launched a career as a racist, antisemitic, misogynistic far-right activist and livestreamer.
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Rick Joyner
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Todd Starnes
David Barton

David Barton

Despite having obtained only a Bachelor of Arts degree from Oral Roberts University in the 1970s, David Barton now routinely bills himself as “America’s premier historian” and has established a reputation as the Religious Right’s go-to “expert” for making the case that the Founding Fathers intended to establish America to be a Christian nation that operates according to the laws of God as set out in the Bible.
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Randall Terry