You're FOS continually. Boomers bring some sanity to your nonsensical thoughts.
Green is hardly a Boomer nor a Jew:
"The right has a racism problem. This doesn’t mean that the Trump voter coalition is full of racists. Rather, the racism is concentrated in a faction of MAGA’s online leadership.
They call themselves “America first.” Their detractors call them the “woke right.”
These people mirror the woke left’s self-obsessed identity politics and fantasies of malign Jewish influence.
They are a problem for anyone who wants to sustain the 2024 voter coalition in the 2026 midterms and in 2028. They will be a problem for Vice President
JD Vance, because they want him to be the 2028 Republican nominee. If they succeed in making racism respectable again, they will be the ruin of America.
The woke right has a toehold in Congress, notably in Rep. Marjorie Taylor-Greene of Georgia, who has rescinded her speculation about Rothschild conspiracies and Jewish space lasers but now claims that Israel exerts “unique influence and control” over her congressional colleagues. But
most of its leaders are online entrepreneurs. They include the wicked uncles Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon, who have adapted to online incentives, and the digital natives of the “alt-right” class of 2016, such as Candace Owens and Nicholas Fuentes.
Since the Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023,
this faction has tried to break support for the America-Israel alliance among Republicans, and Christians especially. A new domestic front opened after the murder of Charlie Kirk, with influencers trying to hijack Kirk’s Turning Point USA movement to advance racist conspiracy theories into the mainstream via Kirk’s youthful followers and lucrative email list.
Mr. Carlson’s hosting of Mr. Fuentes on his podcast, which aired Oct. 27, was a watershed in the campaign to make racism cool again. Mr. Carlson has come a long way since the bow-tied folly of his neoconservative youth. After leaving Fox News in 2023, he went over the edge. He donned the plaid shirt of the people, rediscovered Christianity, cashed in on his legacy status as a ringmaster of the right, and reinvented himself as the second coming of Alex Jones. Mr. Carlson has interviewed a podcaster who thinks Winston Churchill was the villain of World War II, raised discredited claims that Ashkenazi Jews are immune to Covid, and
claimed that Benjamin Netanyahu openly tells Israelis, “I control the United States. I control Donald Trump.”
There is always a market for the circus, but Mr. Carlson has become one of the freaks. Though the sunshine of free speech remains the best antiseptic against poison, Mr. Carlson is more interested in the spotlight than serious debate. He “normalized” his guest with the gentlest of questioning, nodding along as Mr. Fuentes said the country can’t be held together unless “organized Jewry in America” is defeated. But there is nothing normal about Mr. Fuentes. He denies the facts of the Holocaust, opposes interracial marriage, seeks “total Aryan victory,” and urges the rule of a “Catholic Taliban.” He calls for “the death penalty” for an “occult element at the high levels of society, specifically among the Jews,” that is “suppressing” Christianity.""
This embittered minority is driving a wedge into the Trump coalition and the Republican base. They are trying to split evangelical Christians from Israel, which explains Mr. Carlson’s sudden interest in theology and enthusiasm for Qatar. They believe they will succeed.
Morality aside, it is in the self-interest of Republicans, conservatives and libertarians to make sure they fail. Call me an optimist, but I don’t believe that Americans will vote for white supremacy in 2026 and 2028. Independents, moderates, first-time Trump toe-dippers and plenty of regular Republicans won’t pull the lever for a party remade in the image of racial hatred.
So far, the haters are winning. On Oct. 30, Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation, backed Mr. Carlson as Heritage’s “close friend.” Mr. Roberts condemned Mr. Fuentes’s opinions and antisemitism, but he also attacked the “globalist class” and “venomous coalition” serving “someone else’s agenda” for “sowing division” and “attacking our friends on the right.” Yet it is Mr. Carlson and Mr. Fuentes who are sowing division. Mr. Roberts called Heritage the “intellectual backbone of the conservative movement,” but there will be no conservative movement if the right’s key institutions surrender to dog-whistling and resentment."
at this being Kash Patel’s girlfriend. This has got to be the most ridiculous honeypot of all-time.
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