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Give Back A Third Term

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Kyle Mantyla
  • Shane Vaughn thinks he has found a way for President Donald Trump to serve a third term by insisting that the 2020 election was stolen and therefore "he wouldn't be elected 3 times against the Constitution but rather a TERM would have to be given back to him."
  • Mark Meckler says that his top priority for choosing candidates in the midterm elections is whether or not they will prosecute and jail those who allegedly targeted Trump and his supporters.
  • Lance Wallnau claims that "according to Pew research, Christian nationalism is becoming more and more of an acceptable and normative worldview." That is not what the Pew research said.
  • Groyper Kai Schwimmer lost his bid to become treasurer of the Utah Republican Party.
  • Ché Ahn vows that if he is not elected governor of California in 2026, he is going to run again in 2030.
  • Finally, Rep. Thomas Massie is hoping to fend off a Republican primary challenge by campaigning with antisemitic white nationalist David Reilly.
On the Watchlist

Che Ahn

California-based pastor Ché Ahn is a leader in the dominionist New Apostolic Reformation movement and a MAGA political activist. On the eve of the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection, Ahn told a pro-Trump rally that "we’re gonna rule and reign through President Trump and under the lordship of Jesus Christ.” Ahn is running for Governor of California in 2025. 
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Kai Schwemmer

Shane Vaughn

Mark Meckler

Mark Meckler is a right-wing activist and pundit.  Meckler leaders the Convention of States project, which wants to rewrite the U.S. Constitution and, he says, reverse more than a century of progressive policies. Meckler promotes bogus Christian nationalist history and MAGA conspiracy theories. 

Lance Wallnau

A former oil executive turned right-wing evangelist, Wallnau is a self-proclaimed Christian nationalist and a leading proponent of Seven Mountains Dominionism, which seeks to place right-wing Christians atop the seven primary “mountains” that shape society: government, education, media, arts and entertainment, family, religion, and business.