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Laura Loomer, Nick Fuentes clash over ‘influence’ after MTG's brutal takedown of ‘Pentagon adviser’ | Hindustan Times
Laura Loomer, the far-right activist, has been clashing with conservative commentator known for his Groyper army, Nick Fuentes. The two had a verbal spat on X over wielding influence with the Donald Trump government.
Fuentes launched a scathing attack on Loomer calling her a ‘Jewish Israel shill’. He said on the social media platform that Loomer had “more influence and access in the Trump administration than all of you ’Heritage American' larpers combined.”
“People like her, Gavin Wax, Mark Levin, Randy Fine, and Lindsey Graham are untouchable while you beg & plead on X,” Fuentes continued.
Loomer hit back at Fuentes, pointing out the apparent errors in his ways. “You told people to not vote for Trump, and then you complain nonstop that you have no influence. You used your group to run billboards against Trump during the 2024 election in swing states and you said we would be better off if Kamala were in office,” she said in reply to Fuentes' attack.
Laura Loomer Rages at White Nationalist Nick Fuentes: ‘Own Worst Enemy’
MAGA loyalist Laura Loomer is embroiled in yet another online spat—this time with far-right extremist Nick Fuentes, after he called her out for using antisemitic conspiracy tropes.
On X, the pair went back and forth for hours on Friday, trading insults over who gets to claim credit for influencing the Republican party’s lurch to the right.
“Just shut the f— up. You are your own worst enemy and you should start to internalize that,” Loomer told Fuentes.
“You are resentful and jealous and nobody can take credit for my own tenacity and drive aside from myself.”
Nick, You told people to not vote for Trump, and then you complain nonstop that you have no influence. You used your group to run billboards against Trump during the 2024 election in swing states and you said we would be better off if Kamala were in office. What stories are… https://t.co/sXmnBLyXcA pic.twitter.com/DSvDWyuZJP
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‘A growing cancer’: The right’s growing acknowledgment of its own antisemitism
Vice President JD Vance last week presented the Republican Party and the conservative movement with a fork in the road. They could either denounce the increasing examples of racist, antisemitic and extremist rhetoric in their ranks, or they could whatabout them away.
Vance suggested the latter course. Responding to newly published vile text messages from Republican officials and staff, he pointed to violent texts from Democratic Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones.
âI refuse to join the pearl clutching when powerful people call for political violence,â Vance said.
The approach made political sense. The Trump administration is in the process of misleadingly painting the political left as more violent and extreme than the right â this despite years of data to the contrary and court rulings rejecting its characterizations.
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