Trump cultist Shane Vaughn reports that he will be at Mar-a-Lago on Friday.
Whenever you hear white nationalist Nick Fuentes and his followers insist that "We're so back" and "America First is inevitable," just know that Fuentes doesn't actually believe it: "No we're not. We're not doing any of that. We're so cooked."
Michigan state Rep. Josh Schriver, who seems to be a follower of Fuentes, is boldly doubling down on his promotion of the racist "Great Replacement" conspiracy theory, saying there's "a racist plan to replace Whites with non-Whites through illegal immigration to irreversibly warp America's demographics, voting citizens, and national identity to keep power in the hands of a godless regime."
Remember last year when far-right broadcaster Stew Peters pretended that he was not an antisemite, but merely "anti-Zionist"? Well, given that he's now straight up calling Jews "parasites," he's obviously given up the charade.
Finally, self-proclaimed "prophet" Hank Kunneman claims that God warned him about Barack Obama long before he ever became president: "God began to talk about one that would arise with black skin but would have dark policies."
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