J.D. Vance says it’s OK Donald Trump hangs out with white supremacists because he’s also nice to Usha Vance.

Donald Trump’s campaign strategy has shockingly lost support with a key part of his voter base.

In a resurfaced clip, J.D. Vance had some brutally honest words on Donald Trump and his biggest fans.

Even white nationalist Richard Spencer thinks the attacks on Kamala are a “bit much.”

The far right is absolutely losing it over Usha Vance.

Congrats to Snopes for being cited by Donald Trump, who is now openly bragging that he never called the neo-Nazis at Charlottesville “very fine people.”

Ted Cruz is an expert in historical revisionism.

Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled that the deadly white supremacist riot was not a “public muisance.”

Coup-plotter Steve Bannon has a matter of days before he will be behind bars.

Nicole Shanahan says she has a lot in common with Tucker Carlson.

The House speaker is openly embracing the “great replacement” theory.

Darrell McClanahan III thinks his ties to the hate group aren’t that bad because he wasn’t an official member.

Michigan state Representative Josh Schriver still hasn’t deleted his post.

Texas Republicans have rejected a new resolution to ban associating with Nazi sympathizers.

“You have said the actual truth.”

Gabrielle Hanson would not condemn a white nationalist group who showed up for her.

We do have reason to fear what comes next. But what’s happening right now is concerning enough.

Paul Schrader’s portrait of an ex–white supremacist gang member is an unlikely feat of optimism.

Greene made the comment while lying about Jamaal Bowman, a Black congressman, and calling him “aggressive.”

His name is Joe Flood, and he was glad to have delivered the truth about what people in Washington, D.C., think of the white supremacist group.