Nick Fuentes
The antisemite has become increasingly prominent online due to forces that are “unusually fast, unusually concentrated and unusually foreign in origin.”
“Jewish Americans and all those targeted by white nationalist hate are all too often looking over their shoulder, fearing for their safety,” Schumer and all of the other Senate Democrats said.
He called on his Republican colleagues to “take a clear stand against hatred and antisemitism” by supporting his proposal.
Mark Goldfeder of the National Jewish Advocacy Center told JNS that he plans to rejoin the panel, which made “the right decision to separate.”
“I didn’t know much about this Fuentes guy. I still don’t, which underscores the mistake,” the Heritage president said as he faced calls from staffers to resign over his defense of Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes.
“Fuentes made grotesque analogies to try to cast doubt on the murder of six million Jews during the Holocaust,” Kevin Roberts said.
“A strain of the right was more opportunistic than principled and it is being revealed,” the conservative radio host Erick Erickson stated.
The former “Fox News” host said that Christian Zionists are seized by a “brain virus” and that he dislikes them “more than anybody.”
The premier is concerned that younger Americans are less supportive of Israel. The actions of the podcasters confirmed his fears.
The hip hop star was banned for antisemitic and homophobic hate speech.
Both have a long, documented history of Jew-hatred.
In response, the Holocaust denier led his so-called “groyper” followers to chant “America first.”
