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Kyle Mantyla
  • Gene Bailey has a question regarding Rep. Ilhan Omar: "Why is she still in the country? She should be deported."
  • Right-wing pastor Brian Gibson is urging the members of his congregation to have seven kids in order to "outbreed radical Islam in Jesus' name."
  • Tim Barton, like his Christian nationalist pseudo-historian father David, has no qualms about misrepresenting Bible verses in support of his right-wing political agenda.
  • Eric Metaxas is now censoring the name "Nick Fuentes" in his own social media posts, presumably in order to avoid attracting the ire of Fuentes' groyper followers.
  • Finally, speaking of Fuentes, he voiced his support for far-right Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback: "I'm pretty impressed with him. I like him."
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Eric Metaxas

Having once been considered a somewhat scholarly religious-right commentator and author, Metaxas became increasingly radical during the Obama administration and eventually developed into a full-blown conspiracy theorist during the Trump era. A die-hard Trump cultist, Metaxas’ message has grown increasingly dire with every passing election, as he warns incessantly that America is sliding into modern-day Nazism, thanks to the Democrats and the degenerates who vote for them.
Nick Fuentes with bullhorn at a Stop The Steal rally

Nick Fuentes

Dropping out of college after one year following his participation in the deadly white nationalist “Unite The Right” rally in Charlottesville, VA, in 2017, Fuentes launched a career as a racist, antisemitic, misogynistic far-right activist and livestreamer.
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Gene Bailey
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Brian Gibson
Tim and David Barton

Tim Barton

The son of Christian nationalist pseudo-historian David Barton, Tim Barton has followed in his father’s footsteps, taking over as president of the WallBuilders organization, serving as co-host of the daily “WallBuilders Live” radio program, and traveling the nation delivering presentations filled with Christian nationalist disinformation.