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GOP Splits as Far-Right Influencers Gain Ground With Young Conservatives

Party officials warn groyper activists are moving from online streams into real party posts.

Overview

  • Republican leaders voiced fresh alarm about rising antisemitism and bigotry among young conservatives, with Speaker Mike Johnson condemning leaked group chats and Senator Ted Cruz citing a surge on the right.
  • A Washington Post account cited by the coverage described activist Alec Beaton praising Hitler at a youth conference while boasting about his sway inside conservative circles.
  • White nationalist streamer Nick Fuentes drew large Rumble audiences with openly antisemitic and sexist tirades that his followers, known as groypers, echo.
  • Organizational footholds followed as the College Republicans named a longtime Fuentes supporter political director and the California GOP circulated a memo warning that groypers are winning party posts.
  • The party response remained fractured, with some Republicans urging expulsions while President Trump offered a noncommittal answer about Fuentes despite their 2022 dinner.