GOP, Trump and Nazi
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This webinar, chaired by David North, brings together historians David Abraham, Jacques Pauwels, and Mario Kessler to examine how German big business and state institutions enabled Hitler's rise, while drawing the urgent contemporary lessons for building an opposition to fascism.
Former Neo-Nazi Arno Michaelis talks with Authorized Account host about his former life as a white supremacist.
Many are criticizing House Speaker Mike Johnson for Freudian slip after saying Republican Party "defended" Nazism. See Social media reactions.
On Feb. 17—waving swastika banners, shouting "Sieg heil!" and making Hitler salutes—members of the self-declared Nazi group Blood Tribe marched on the streets of Nashville, Tenn. The gathering led to heavy condemnation, domestically and internationally.
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Mike Johnson says Republicans “defended” Nazism amid recent antisemitic GOP scandals
H ouse Speaker Mike Johnson declared that Republicans “defended” Nazism when asked about whether his political party has a problem with neo-Nazi members. Reporters on Thursday asked Johnson about a swastika symbol posted on the congressional office wall of MAGA Rep.
An eminent ER doctor and health policy expert has warned that President Donald Trump’s government shutdown talk about “deserving” patients mirrors a “eugenics” policy adopted by the Nazis. The shutdown is about to enter its fourth week after Congress failed to pass full-year funding.
Trump's Special Counsel nominee Paul Ingrassia allegedly criticized for texts calling MLK Jr. Day abolishment and claiming he has "a Nazi streak."
Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is refusing to drop his adamant support for Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner despite
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, says he is planning to cover up a tattoo on his chest that his former political director has labeled “anti-Semitic” and a prominent Jewish civil rights group said resembled a Nazi symbol.
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