rightwingwatch--2020-11-13--Pence to Speak to Secretive Council for National Policy Friday; CNP Members Involved in Saturday’s ‘

Pence to Speak to Secretive Council for National Policy Friday; CNP Members Involved in Saturday’s ‘Stop the Steal’ Rally

As the results of the 2020 presidential election came rolling in , Vice President Mike Pence was notably out of sight and had even planned a Florida vacation for this week .
But with the ratcheting up of Trump ’ s campaign to contest the outcome of the election , CNN reported that Pence canceled his getaway , remaining inside the Beltway to address the Council for National Policy , a highly secretive organization that includes some of the most powerful conservatives in the country .
As Pence stands at the podium before marquee names in conservative politics Friday , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way to Washington , D.C. , for a rally organized and supported by some of the very right-wing leaders likely sitting in that room .
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his InfoWars network are leading a caravan of Trump supporters to D.C. , Stewart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers militia has promised to station his armed men outside of the District borders should Trump call on them , and the Proud Boys hate group has encouraged its members to to the nation ’ s capital , with leader Enrique Tarrio declaring Trump ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” They , along with other conspiracy theorists , far-right groups and other Trump loyalists , have all promised to go to the Saturday event that goes by three names : Million MAGA March , March for Trump , and Stop the Steal—to push a false narrative that voter fraud cost Trump the election .
The event has been promoted by Fox News personalities Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham .
GOP operative Ali Alexander , who organized the gathering , was clear on the rally ’ s demands in a Nov .
10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going down to the Supreme Court ,  ” he said , “ and we ’ re telling our government that this election and the counting will be transparent , or we ’ ll get a new election .
One or another.
” And they wouldn ’ t be on their way without the leadership and support of current and past Council for National Policy members for the Stop the Steal campaign .
The CNP , which has been around since the Reagan administration , holds closed-door meetings , tells members not to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and has tried to keep membership rolls private , but its members ’ names have leaked over the years .
Notable CNP members include Ginni Thomas , the influential wife of Clarence Thomas , and Tony Perkins , a former president of the organization and the current president of the Family Research Council , according to a 2020 membership directory published by Documented .
CNP has also welcomed far-right figures like neo-Confederate Christian Reconstructionist Michael Peroutka , a major funder of former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore ’ s advocacy and political @ @ @ @ @ @ @ members Ed Martin of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles , Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch , and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk , who has allied himself with dominionists and Christian nationalists in the past year—all of whom have pushed Stop the Steal messaging since Alexander launched the campaign and called on them to join it .
Martin has led sparsely attended D.C. rallies and blasted Phyllis Schlafly Eagles ’ email list with Stop the Steal talking points , while Kirk attended a rally in Phoenix and took to conservative media to promote it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has used the # StoptheSteal hashtag , he has echoed the campaign ’ s language , alleged an “ electoral coup , ” accused states of voter fraud , and called for votes to stop being counted in others .
Amy Kremer , who was listed as a member in a 2014 membership directory obtained by the Southern Poverty Law Center , is organizing in the state of Georgia for Stop the Steal events .
Even Ali Alexander , who formerly went by Ali Akbar , is listed twice by both names as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ CNP to Donald Trump obtained by the Christian Post .
David Armiak of the Center for Media and Democracy has also reported on some of these connections .
On Nov. 4 , as Americans awoke to see Trump ’ s election night lead overtaken by the counting of mail-in ballots , which came in record numbers for Joe Biden , Alexander was expressed dismay .
On Twitter , he suggested that the Republican Party should have adopted his 2018 Stop the Steal operation , which he had launched with the help of Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during the recount of Florida ’ s 2018 U.S. Senate race .
On the day after the 2020 election , Alexander said he had no intention of rebooting it , but about an hour later , he suggested the only way he would restart the operation would be if a few key players were on board—among them , Tom Fitton , Amy Kremer , and Ed Martin .
By around 2 p.m. that day , he ’ d added Charlie Kirk and others to the list .
“ He ’ s decided only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those conditions seem to be CNP support , ” said Stephanie Lamy , a French information warfare researcher with Danaides who flagged the series of tweets .
“ That ’ s very clear from this tweet by the people he mentions.
” And there ’ s good reason to seek CNP support given its power and its expertise in advancing unsubstantiated voter fraud narratives .
Last month , The Washington Post ’ s Robert O ’ Harrow got his hands on videos from an Aug. 21 CNP conference held at the Ritz-Carlton in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ called on to be in charge of the legal aspect of the Stop the Steal campaign , zeroed in on mail-in voting .
“ We need to stop those ballots from going out , and I want the lawyers here to tell us what to do , ” Fitton said .
“ But this is a crisis that we ’ re not prepared for .
I mean , our side is not prepared for.
” J. Christian Adams , president of the Public Interest Legal Foundation , also attacked mail-in voting at that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not afraid of the accusations that you ’ re a voter suppressor , you ’ re a racist and so forth.
” Adams , a known voter suppressor , was also part of Trump administration ’ s short-lived “ Commission on Election Integrity , ” which folded after finding no evidence to support claims of widespread voter fraud .
Perhaps unsurprisingly , Adams ’ legal organization has issued two lawsuits since Nov. 4 claiming voter fraud .
Current CNP Treasurer Kenneth Blackwell has promoted Stop the Steal on Twitter and Facebook and , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Montgomery reported , baselessly charged Monday that “ the Democrat-run Pennsylvania executive government only wants votes counted that support their agenda and their candidates.
” Trump himself has addressed CNP members—as recently as the Aug. 21 meeting and in the beginning of his campaign in 2015 .
According to The National Review , of the six Republican presidential candidates who addressed CNP in 2015 , Trump was the “ star attraction .
”

As the results of the 2020 presidential election came rolling in, Vice President Mike Pence was notably out of sight and had even planned a Florida vacation for this week. But with the ratcheting up of Trump’s campaign to contest the outcome of the election, CNN reported that Pence canceled his getaway, remaining inside the Beltway to address the Council for National Policy, a highly secretive organization that includes some of the most powerful conservatives in the country.
As Pence stands at the podium before marquee names in conservative politics Friday, pro-Trump, far-right activists are making their way to Washington, D.C., for a rally organized and supported by some of the very right-wing leaders likely sitting in that room.
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his InfoWars network are leading a caravan of Trump supporters to D.C., Stewart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers militia has promised to station his armed men outside of the District borders should Trump call on them, and the Proud Boys hate group has encouraged its members to to the nation’s capital, with leader Enrique Tarrio declaring Trump’s “Standby order has been rescinded.” They, along with other conspiracy theorists, far-right groups and other Trump loyalists, have all promised to go to the Saturday event that goes by three names: Million MAGA March, March for Trump, and Stop the Steal—to push a false narrative that voter fraud cost Trump the election. The event has been promoted by Fox News personalities Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham.
GOP operative Ali Alexander, who organized the gathering, was clear on the rally’s demands in a Nov. 10 Periscope post. “We’re going down to the Supreme Court,” he said, “and we’re telling our government that this election and the counting will be transparent, or we’ll get a new election. One or another.”
And they wouldn’t be on their way without the leadership and support of current and past Council for National Policy members for the Stop the Steal campaign. The CNP, which has been around since the Reagan administration, holds closed-door meetings, tells members not to speak to the press about the council, and has tried to keep membership rolls private, but its members’ names have leaked over the years.
Notable CNP members include Ginni Thomas, the influential wife of Clarence Thomas, and Tony Perkins, a former president of the organization and the current president of the Family Research Council, according to a 2020 membership directory published by Documented. CNP has also welcomed far-right figures like neo-Confederate Christian Reconstructionist Michael Peroutka, a major funder of former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore’s advocacy and political career.
CNP also counts among its members Ed Martin of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles, Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch, and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, who has allied himself with dominionists and Christian nationalists in the past year—all of whom have pushed Stop the Steal messaging since Alexander launched the campaign and called on them to join it. Martin has led sparsely attended D.C. rallies and blasted Phyllis Schlafly Eagles’ email list with Stop the Steal talking points, while Kirk attended a rally in Phoenix and took to conservative media to promote it. Though it does not appear Fitton has used the #StoptheSteal hashtag, he has echoed the campaign’s language, alleged an “electoral coup,” accused states of voter fraud, and called for votes to stop being counted in others.
Amy Kremer, who was listed as a member in a 2014 membership directory obtained by the Southern Poverty Law Center, is organizing in the state of Georgia for Stop the Steal events. Even Ali Alexander, who formerly went by Ali Akbar, is listed twice by both names as a signee on a 2017 letter from CNP to Donald Trump obtained by the Christian Post. David Armiak of the Center for Media and Democracy has also reported on some of these connections.
On Nov. 4, as Americans awoke to see Trump’s election night lead overtaken by the counting of mail-in ballots, which came in record numbers for Joe Biden, Alexander was expressed dismay. On Twitter, he suggested that the Republican Party should have adopted his 2018 Stop the Steal operation, which he had launched with the help of Trump confidant and since convicted felon Roger Stone during the recount of Florida’s 2018 U.S. Senate race. On the day after the 2020 election, Alexander said he had no intention of rebooting it, but about an hour later, he suggested the only way he would restart the operation would be if a few key players were on board—among them, Tom Fitton, Amy Kremer, and Ed Martin. By around 2 p.m. that day, he’d added Charlie Kirk and others to the list.
“He’s decided only to do it under certain conditions and those conditions seem to be CNP support,” said Stephanie Lamy, a French information warfare researcher with Danaides who flagged the series of tweets. “That’s very clear from this tweet by the people he mentions.”
And there’s good reason to seek CNP support given its power and its expertise in advancing unsubstantiated voter fraud narratives.
Last month, The Washington Post’s Robert O’Harrow got his hands on videos from an Aug. 21 CNP conference held at the Ritz-Carlton in Pentagon City. Fitton, who Alexander called on to be in charge of the legal aspect of the Stop the Steal campaign, zeroed in on mail-in voting. “We need to stop those ballots from going out, and I want the lawyers here to tell us what to do,” Fitton said. “But this is a crisis that we’re not prepared for. I mean, our side is not prepared for.”
J. Christian Adams, president of the Public Interest Legal Foundation, also attacked mail-in voting at that meeting, telling activists, “Be not afraid of the accusations that you’re a voter suppressor, you’re a racist and so forth.” Adams, a known voter suppressor, was also part of Trump administration’s short-lived “Commission on Election Integrity,” which folded after finding no evidence to support claims of widespread voter fraud. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Adams’ legal organization has issued two lawsuits since Nov. 4 claiming voter fraud.
Kenneth Blackwell, former Ohio secretary of state and on the board of directors for CNP Action, has promoted Stop the Steal on Twitter and Facebook and, as Right Wing Watch’s Peter Montgomery reported, baselessly charged Monday that “the Democrat-run Pennsylvania executive government only wants votes counted that support their agenda and their candidates.”
Trump himself has addressed CNP members—as recently as the Aug. 21 meeting and in the beginning of his campaign in 2015. According to The National Review, of the six Republican presidential candidates who addressed CNP in 2015, Trump was the “star attraction.”
Editor’s note: This post previously stated that Kenneth Blackwell was the current CNP treasurer. It has been corrected to reflect that he is on the board of directors for CNP Action.


rightwingwatch--2020-11-16--Right Wing Round-Up: A Fitting End

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rightwingwatch--2020-11-16--After Repeatedly Vowing He’d Never Get COVID-19, E.W. Jackson Reveals He Contracted the Virus

From the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic , right-wing pastor and radio host E.W .
Jackson dismissed concerns about the virus and vowed to defy government orders to close churches in an effort to prevent its spread .
Jackson regularly used his “ The Awakening ” radio program downplay the severity of the pandemic while railing against those who refused to blame China for the virus , going so far as to say that anyone who refused to do so should be investigated for treason .
In March , Jackson boldly proclaimed that God was protecting both President Donald @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contracting the virus and repeatedly declared that he would never contract it because he was also being protected by God .
“ I will not get the coronavirus , ” Jackson guarantee .
“ Who do you think you are ?
How can you say that ?
Because I asked God to protect me from it .
I confessed Psalm 91 over my life and over the life of my congregation and over the life of our families and we ’ re not getting it.
” Jackson was mysteriously absent from his radio @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he returned today , he informed his audience that it was because he and his wife had contracted COVID-19 .
He made the same announcement during church services Sunday morning .

From the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, right-wing pastor and radio host E.W. Jackson dismissed concerns about the virus and vowed to defy government orders to close churches in an effort to prevent its spread.
Jackson regularly used his “The Awakening” radio program downplay the severity of the pandemic while railing against those who refused to blame China for the virus, going so far as to say that anyone who refused to do so should be investigated for treason.
In March, Jackson boldly proclaimed that God was protecting both President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence from contracting the virus and repeatedly declared that he would never contract it because he was also being protected by God.
“I will not get the coronavirus,” Jackson guarantee. “Who do you think you are? How can you say that? Because I asked God to protect me from it. I confessed Psalm 91 over my life and over the life of my congregation and over the life of our families and we’re not getting it.”
E.W. Jackson boldly declares that he will not get the coronavirus because he is being protected by God. pic.twitter.com/NgzfNPfPKT — Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) March 27, 2020
Jackson was mysteriously absent from his radio program all last week, and when he returned today, he informed his audience that it was because he and his wife had contracted COVID-19. He made the same announcement during church services Sunday morning.


rightwingwatch--2020-11-16--‘Million MAGA March’ Draws Thousands in Gathering of Pro-Trump Conspiracy Theorists

Someone had determined that the man wearing all black with a red bandana around his mouth was “ antifa.
” Pro-Trump supporters swarmed the man , who put his hands in the air and refused to budge , even as a large man wearing a camo hat but no mask began yelling for him to leave , his finger pointing in the bandana-wearer ’ s face .
A man in the crowd shouted repeatedly , “ You ’ re destroying America !
” while a Trump supporter chased off a member of the press who tried to tape the incident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Court Saturday erupted out of thin air ; just minutes before , the crowd seemed slightly tired , ready for lunch and a nap .
This scene ended with the alleged anti-fascist demonstrator leaving the scene with the help of police , followed down the street by Trump supporters carrying flags emblazoned with the name of their hero , chanting “ U-S-A !
” But later that evening , real brawls would break out between counterprotesters and the Proud Boys hate group—whose members President Donald Trump famously told to “ stand by ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ President-elect Joe Biden .
Police reported 21 people were arrested , and one man who was stabbed in the back was taken to the hospital .
Going by “ Million MAGA March , ” “ Stop the Steal , ” and “ March for Trump , ” the Nov .
14 rally-march event was portrayed by GOP political operative Ali Alexander as an organic uprising of Americans who believe the presidential election was “ stolen ” from President Donald Trump .
In reality , it was an astroturfed campaign pulled together by Alexander @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Steve Bannon , to push a false narrative of voter fraud and cast doubt on integrity of the election .
On display Saturday was how much the right—and Republican Party under Trump—has embraced what in the past would have been considered its most fringe elements .
In addition to the far-right street fighting Proud Boys , gathered in the nation ’ s capital were members of the QAnon conspiracy-theory movement , white nationalists , and militia groups , brought together by their common reverence of Trump .
Trump repaid them in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his motorcade on his way to play golf , waving from his limousine window at the throngs of MAGA-hat wearing supporters .
By noon , the official start time of the rally , Freedom Plaza , which sits just east of the White House , was packed with thousands of supporters , their flags waving high in the sky .
The banners featured such slogans as “ All aboard the Trump train , ” “ Trump 2020 , ” “ Blue Lives Matter ; ” and images of Trump as an action hero @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the then-buff Sylvester Stallone in Rambo mode .
As he walked into the plaza , a man wearing an InfoWars T-shirt unfurled his Trump-Pence flag .
 ( Alex Jones , the leader of the conspiracy-theory outlet , had led a caravan from Austin , Texas , to the nation ’ s capital , picking up followers along the way . )
Another man attached his “ I See Dead People Voting , ” sign to his backpack ; the sign in reference to a conspiracy theory pushed by Alexander ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the identities of dead people were used to vote in the election .
Epoch News , a leading purveyor of right-wing disinformation that has peddled the QAnon conspiracy theory , handed out free newspapers that explained why they wouldn ’ t call the race for Biden even though every major news outlet has .
With one visible loudspeaker and a stage that wasn ’ t high enough off the ground , most speakers couldn ’ t be heard or seen , unless one wanted to shove their way past maskless rallygoers to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ As a result , the main event took a backseat at times to the general commotion , of which there was plenty .
Competing for attention was Nick Fuentes ’ America First group—a youth-focused white-nationalist outfit whose members refer to themselves as “ groypers.
” Feuntes stood on an elevated area of the plaza with his followers , waving America First flags leading rally-goers in a chant of “ Fox News sucks !
”  Contempt for Fox News has become a primary fixture of the Stop the Steal campaign , having fallen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being the first major news outlet to call Arizona for Joe Biden .
When they tired of the Fox News chant , the group then began chanting , “ Nick ,  Nick , Nick , ” prompting Fuentes to take the bullhorn .
But by the time Fuentes stepped up to address his acolytes , the next speaker on the main stage drowned him out .
His speech still garnered cheers from the crowd before his followers launched into an “ America First ” chant .
Fuentes took part in the 2017 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where a counterdemonstrator was murdered , and he has said that he had similar political complaints as those of the El Paso shooter , who published a white nationalist manifesto before he killed 22 people in a massacre at a Walmart .
Feuntes and his America First group were welcomed with open arms by Alexander , who tends to point out whenever someone is Jewish and has joined Fuentes on his podcast .
Alexander eventually took the main stage and offered rally-goers a way Trump could stay in power .
“ Next week @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pennsylvania , of Wisconsin , of Michigan , of Arizona , and of Georgia .
We ’ re going to tell them to ignore the rigged elections and send Republican electors to the electoral college , or we ’ re going to deprive both candidates of 270 , ”  Fuentes said , referring to the number of electoral votes a candidate needs to accumulate in order to win the presidency .
 ” Then we ’ ll send it to the House of Representatives where Donald J. Trump will win , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s terrify this town.
” Marjorie Taylor Greene , the QAnon-supporting Republican from Georgia who will be walking the halls of Congress come January , closed out the rally at Freedom Plaza with a torrent of falsehoods , offering a sense of what kind of colleague she ’ ll be on Capitol Hill .
“ This is only the beginning , ” she said .
“ The Democrat Party is the party of socialism , the party of riots , the party that wants to murder babies up until birth and make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re the party that wants to take away your guns.
” With that , the rally blasted the song “ YMCA ” unironically , and the march to the Supreme Court began .
Running down Pennsylvania Avenue in an apparent effort to get to the front of the procession , Jack Posobiec , the far-right activist and One America News Network figure , slipped and fell in front of the Justice Department before getting up and continuing his quest .
The night before , Posobiec had called for rally-goers to “ Police the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wait to strike ” and “ know how to blend in.
” Passing him by was a man wearing a Hawaiian-style shirt ; its bright print featured both flowers and machine guns .
The Hawaiian shirt has become the uniform of the Boogaloo movement , a militia-style movement whose members believe that a race war or civil war is inevitable , and see it as their charge to accelerate its commencement .
Near the Dirksen Senate office building on Constitution Ave , dozens of Proud Boys in their signature black-and-yellow polos walked in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ making the “ OK ” hand gesture , which has become a symbol of white power , high in the air .
The Proud Boys are known to instigate fights and then claim self-defense , as they did in the melee that took place after a talk by the group ’ s founder Gavin McInnes at the Metropolitan Republican Club in New York City in 2018 .
That incident led to two Proud Boys members being sentenced to four years in prison for kicking and punching protesters .
The Oath Keepers militia group @ @ @ @ @ @ @ place his armed men outside of the District borders should Trump call on them , were also in attendance , as were members of the Three Percenters militia group .
 ( Across the border between D.C. and Virginia , the law allows for the open carrying of firearms , which is prohibited in the nation ’ s capital . )
By the Capitol building , Trump supporters closed in around a counterprotester shouting at the Trump fans from his bike .
A man employing a bullhorn tried to keep the peace : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We are not those types of people.
” A woman looked on .
“ Shit ’ s getting real .
It ’ s about time !
” she yelled .
In this strange gathering were also families and strollers , which may be one reason why—despite the confrontations and handful of scuffles—things did not turn more violent until the evening .
The other may be that counterprotesters appeared to mostly give up any plans to gather at the rally site for a demonstration , so those looking for a fight had no one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conspiracy theory also made a showing , with the QAnon slogan , “ Where we go one , we go all , ” abbreviated to “ WWG1WGA , ” on T-shirts , “ Q ” pins on hats , and posters about child-sex-trafficking .
One man wore a sweatshirt that read , “ Investigate Pizzagate , ” referring to the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory that preceded QAnon and ended with a gunman showing up to a Washington , D.C. , pizzeria .
Meanwhile , Alex Jones , who pushed that theory , was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at which recent electeds Lauren Boebert and Madison Cawthorn , who both have dabbled in QAnon , would later speak .
After claiming that “ globalists are making their move against us , ” Jones led the crowd in a prayer .
“ We absolutely commit to you on your holy altar to never submit to Satan and these globalist pedophiles , and we will defeat their new world order .
Amen !
” he yelled before starting the crowd on a “ U-S-A !
” chant .
Matt Schlapp , president of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stage outside the Supreme Court .
His organization hosts the annual Conservative Political Action Conference , the largest gathering of conservatives in the world .
“ I want you to know your president loves you , ” he said , flaunting his access to the commander-in-chief .
He then led the crowd in a chant of “ We love Trump.
” And by all appearances , indeed they do .

WASHINGTON, D.C.–Someone had determined that the man wearing all black with a red bandana around his mouth was “antifa.” Pro-Trump supporters swarmed the man, who put his hands in the air and refused to budge, even as a large man wearing a camo hat but no mask began yelling for him to leave, his finger pointing in the bandana-wearer’s face. A man in the crowd shouted repeatedly, “You’re destroying America!” while a Trump supporter chased off a member of the press who tried to tape the incident.
The confrontation outside of the Supreme Court Saturday erupted out of thin air; just minutes before, the crowd seemed slightly tired, ready for lunch and a nap. This scene ended with the alleged anti-fascist demonstrator leaving the scene with the help of police, followed down the street by Trump supporters carrying flags emblazoned with the name of their hero, chanting “U-S-A!” But later that evening, real brawls would break out between counterprotesters and the Proud Boys hate group—whose members President Donald Trump famously told to “stand by” during his Sept. 30 debate with now President-elect Joe Biden. Police reported 21 people were arrested, and one man who was stabbed in the back was taken to the hospital.
Going by “Million MAGA March,” “Stop the Steal,” and “March for Trump,” the Nov. 14 rally-march event was portrayed by GOP political operative Ali Alexander as an organic uprising of Americans who believe the presidential election was “stolen” from President Donald Trump. In reality, it was an astroturfed campaign pulled together by Alexander—who has ties to Roger Stone and Steve Bannon—to push a false narrative of voter fraud and cast doubt on integrity of the election. The event kicked off with a large rally on Freedom Plaza, followed by a march up Pennsylvania Avenue that culminated in a second rally outside the Supreme Court. On display Saturday was how much the right—and Republican Party under Trump—has embraced what in the past would have been considered its most fringe elements. In addition to the Proud Boys far-right fight club, gathered in the nation’s capital were members of the QAnon conspiracy-theory movement, along with white nationalists and militia groups, brought together by their common reverence of Trump.
Trump repaid them in the morning by driving past the Freedom Plaza rally in his motorcade on his way to play golf, waving from his limousine window at the throngs of MAGA-hat wearing supporters. By noon, the official start time of the rally, Freedom Plaza, which sits just east of the White House, was packed with thousands of supporters, their flags waving high in the sky. The banners featured such slogans as “All aboard the Trump train,” “Trump 2020,” and “Blue Lives Matter,” some showing images of Trump as an action hero, his head superimposed on the body of the then-buff Sylvester Stallone in Rambo mode.
As he walked into the plaza, a man wearing an InfoWars T-shirt unfurled his Trump-Pence flag. (Alex Jones, the leader of the conspiracy-theory outlet, had led a caravan from Austin, Texas, to the nation’s capital, picking up followers along the way.) Another man attached his “I See Dead People Voting” sign to his backpack; the sign was in reference to a conspiracy theory pushed by Alexander’s so-called Stop the Steal campaign positing that the identities of dead people were used to vote in the election. Epoch News, a leading purveyor of right-wing disinformation that has peddled the QAnon conspiracy theory, handed out free newspapers that explained why they wouldn’t call the race for Biden even though every major news outlet has.
With one visible loudspeaker and a stage that wasn’t high enough off the ground, most speakers couldn’t be heard or seen, unless one wanted to shove their way past maskless rallygoers to make it close to the stage. As a result, the main event took a backseat at times to the general commotion, of which there was plenty.
Competing for attention was Nick Fuentes’ America First group, a youth-focused white-nationalist outfit whose members refer to themselves as “groypers.” Fuentes stood on an elevated area of the plaza with his followers, waving America First flags leading rally-goers in a chant of “Fox News sucks!” Contempt for Fox News has become a prominent fixture of the Stop the Steal campaign, having fallen out of favor among right-wing audiences for being the first major news outlet to call Arizona for Joe Biden.
When they tired of the Fox News chant, the group then began chanting, “Nick, Nick, Nick,” prompting Fuentes to take the bullhorn. But by the time Fuentes stepped up to address his acolytes, the next speaker on the main stage drowned him out. His speech still garnered cheers from the crowd before his followers launched into an “America First” chant. Fuentes took part in the 2017 Unite the Right white supremacist gathering in Charlottesville, Virginia, where a counterdemonstrator was murdered, and he has said that he had similar political complaints as those of the El Paso shooter, who published a white nationalist manifesto before he killed 22 people in a massacre of Latinos at a Walmart.
Nick Fuentes’ white nationalist “groypers” commanded the crowds attention at Freedom Plaza with chants of “America First.” pic.twitter.com/KPXjENFHz3 — Kristen Doerer (@k2doe) November 14, 2020
Fuentes and his America First group were welcomed with open arms by Alexander, who tends to point out whenever someone is Jewish and has joined Fuentes on his podcast. Alexander eventually took the main stage and offered rally-goers a way Trump could stay in power.
“Next week, start lobbying the state legislatures of Pennsylvania, of Wisconsin, of Michigan, of Arizona, and of Georgia. We’re going to tell them to ignore the rigged elections and send Republican electors to the electoral college, or we’re going to deprive both candidates of 270,” Alexander said, referring to the number of electoral votes a candidate needs to accumulate in order to win the presidency. ”Then we’ll send it to the House of Representatives where Donald J. Trump will win,” he continued, adding, “Let’s terrify this town.”
Marjorie Taylor Greene, the QAnon-supporting Republican from Georgia who will be walking the halls of Congress come January, closed out the rally at Freedom Plaza with a torrent of falsehoods, offering a sense of what kind of colleague she’ll be on Capitol Hill.
“This is only the beginning,” she said. “The Democrat Party is the party of socialism, the party of riots, the party that wants to murder babies up until birth and make taxpayers pay for it, they’re the party that wants to take away your guns.”
With that, the rally blasted the song “YMCA” unironically, and the march to the Supreme Court began.
***
Running down Pennsylvania Avenue in an apparent effort to get to the front of the procession, Jack Posobiec, the far-right activist and One America News Network host, slipped and fell in front of the Justice Department before getting up and continuing his quest. The night before, Posobiec had called for rally-goers to “Police the crowd,” claiming that “Anarchists wait to strike” and “know how to blend in.” Passing him by was a man wearing a Hawaiian-style shirt; its bright print featured both flowers and machine guns. The Hawaiian shirt has become the uniform of the Boogaloo movement, a militia-style movement whose members believe that a race war or civil war is inevitable, and see it as their charge to accelerate its commencement.
Near the Dirksen Senate office building on Constitution Ave, dozens of Proud Boys in their signature black-and-yellow polos walked in the opposite direction of the crowd, making the “OK” hand gesture, which has become a symbol of white power, high in the air.
The Proud Boys are known to instigate fights and then claim self-defense, as they did in the melee that took place after a talk by the group’s founder Gavin McInnes at the Metropolitan Republican Club in New York City in 2018. That incident led to two Proud Boys members being sentenced to four years in prison for kicking and punching protesters.
The Oath Keepers militia group, whose leader Stewart Rhodes promised to place his armed men outside of the District borders should Trump call on them, were also in attendance, as were members of the Three Percenters militia group. (Across the border between D.C. and Virginia, the law allows for the open carrying of firearms, which is prohibited in the nation’s capital.)
Near the Capitol building, Trump supporters closed in around a counterprotester shouting at the Trump fans from his bike. A man employing a bullhorn tried to keep the peace: “Let him leave. Stop! We are not those types of people.”
A woman looked on. “Shit’s getting real. It’s about time!” she yelled.
In this strange gathering were also families and strollers, which may be one reason why—despite the confrontations and handful of scuffles—things did not turn more violent until the evening. The other may be that counterprotesters appeared to mostly give up any plans to gather at the rally site for a demonstration, so those looking for a fight had no one to turn on.
The far-right QAnon conspiracy theory also made a showing, with the QAnon slogan, “Where we go one, we go all,” abbreviated to “WWG1WGA,” on T-shirts, “Q” pins on hats, and posters about child-sex-trafficking. One man wore a sweatshirt that read, “Investigate Pizzagate,” referring to the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory that preceded QAnon and ended with a gunman showing up to a Washington, D.C., pizzeria. Meanwhile, Alex Jones, who pushed that theory, was given the microphone on the same stage at which recently elected U.S. Reps. Lauren Boebert and Madison Cawthorn, who have both dabbled in QAnon, would later speak.
After claiming that “globalists are making their move against us,” Jones led the crowd in a prayer. “We absolutely commit to you on your holy altar to never submit to Satan and these globalist pedophiles, and we will defeat their new world order. Amen!” he yelled before starting the crowd on a “U-S-A!” chant.
Matt Schlapp, president of the American Conservative Union, took the stage outside the Supreme Court. His organization hosts the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, the largest gathering of conservatives in the world. “I want you to know your president loves you,” he said, flaunting his access to the commander-in-chief. He then led the crowd in a chant of “We love Trump.” And by all appearances, indeed they do.
This story previously misattributed a quote by Ali Alexander to Nick Fuentes in the tenth paragraph. It has been corrected.


rightwingwatch--2020-11-16--Trump’s Lawyers Claim Proof of Massive Fraud; Prophets Declare ‘Red Sea’ Moment for God to Give Trum

Trump’s Lawyers Claim Proof of Massive Fraud; Prophets Declare ‘Red Sea’ Moment for God to Give Trump Victory

It was not a good weekend for anyone hoping that President Donald Trump and his allies might soon concede that Joe Biden won the presidential election .
In addition to Saturday ’ s far-right “ Stop the Steal ” rally and a much smaller “ Walk Away ” gathering on Sunday , Trump ’ s lawyers made the rounds on right-wing media claiming that they had irrefutable proof that the presidential election was stolen by nefarious computer software designed for that purpose .
On Sunday night , thousands of Trump supporters heard from a succession of “ prophets ” —joined @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Metaxas—who decreed that the exposure of this demonic corruption would be so explosive that it would be a sign of divine intervention like God parting the Red Sea for Israelites fleeing Egypt ’ s armies , and that it would ensure that the U.S. Supreme Court would abide by the ruling of the Courts of Heaven and keep Trump in the White House for a second term .
Members of Trump ’ s legal team , including Rudy Giuliani , Sidney Powell , and Jenna Ellis fanned out to push Trump ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and it was stolen from him .
They pushed a conspiracy theory involving Dominion software , which has already been debunked by the New York Times and Fox News .
As Mediaite noted , Powell even insinuated that the CIA was involved .
As Right Wing Watch has reported , Trump ’ s religious-right supporters have been actively promoting his claims about the election being stolen from him , and many have continued to insist that God will yet intervene to keep Trump in the presidency for four more years .
On Sunday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a prayer call ostensibly to pray on behalf of “ election integrity ” —his sixth since the election and one of dozens being held by a variety of leaders and ministries , including White House aide Paula White .
During the call , Garlow showed a four-minute clip from Saturday ’ s march compiled by LifeSite news that included participants talking about putting Biden in jail and telling Trump not to concede “ under any circumstances ” and to “ fight this to the death if you have to.
” Garlow opened the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right activist Mario Bramnick , who noted that Dec. 14 , the day that electors will vote to certify the results of the election , comes during Hannukah .
“ We decree and declare that the hammer of God would come to expose what Satan ’ s dominion is trying to take over , ” Bramnick said .
“ Satan ’ s hammer is no match for the Maccabee of God , for the hammer of God .
And I decree by December 14 , we will be victorious exposing the fraud and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ president for another four more years.
” Lankford said , “ ultimately , at the end of the day , God is the one who raises up and he is the one who puts down.
” He prayed : Over and over again in scripture , your people called out and said , ‘ God , may the unjust be shown to be unjust.
’ You called out through the Old Testament over and over again for equal weights and that you hated unequal weights and measures where some people were measured one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another .
So God , I pray that you would bring in this election equal weights and measures and that anywhere where it is unequal it would be exposed in the light , and that we ’ d call it out and to be able to see it for what it is .
Garlow said he ’ d hoped to have Ellis on the call , but since that didn ’ t work out he turned to Metaxas , who interviewed Ellis twice over the weekend .
Metaxas said that the “ evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ so explosive that I believe that we all need to be praising God that the election went this way.
” In other words , what is going to be exposed is so extraordinary , that it is far more powerful than if Trump had simply won .
I can ’ t really overstate that , Jim .
In other words , God has arranged this .
And when you talk to people who are in on this , like Jenna Ellis , and to some extent , Sidney Powell , you realize @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And I think that God is using them to encourage us and to say that anytime anybody thinks , “ Well , we don ’ t know how it ’ s going to go , ” I think you need to say “ No.
” There ’ s a level of injustice that has been done here .
To steal votes to try to undermine our democracy is something so foul , so offensive , that ’ s going to harm human beings around the world , that we need to be angry @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we don ’ t care what it takes , we will pray till our knees bleed , we will pray and pray and pray because the Lord is calling us to pray , because he wants to do something .
Jenna is right in with the president .
She spoke to him five times today .
They know , they know that there was fraud , and they have the evidence , and the church needs to not just have patience and wait , but while we ’ re waiting to really pray @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know this—unlike anything we ’ ve ever faced .
Sidney Powell said , this is going to be like a new American Revolution .
The stuff that ’ s going to come out , it ’ s going to be staggering .
This is something that God is doing—that God has done .
He has set things up to do this .
And I feel like we ’ re against the Red Sea .
And we need to praise God .
He is going to part the Red Sea .
He ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We need to praise him and know that now .
And the people that I ’ ve talked to , even just in the natural , they know they have the goods .
There ’ s nobody more sober minded than Sidney Powell .
She ’ s the lawyer for General Flynn—utterly brilliant , sober minded .
She said some things on the Lou Dobbs program , and in other places that—she ’ s not just a talker , this is a woman who know .
She has seen the evidence .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ stuff was designed for voter fraud .
It ’ s not that it was used to defraud us in this election .
It was specifically designed originally , so that it could be used for voter fraud in Venezuela , and I believe she said in Cuba .
And the point is that this is something that when it ’ s exposed , we ’ re going to be looking at a different landscape .
It ’ s not just going to be that Trump will be president .
It ’ s going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I want to say that to encourage people .
We ’ ve got to praise God for what he is doing .
We ’ ve got to praise God and don ’ t let anyone say , “ Well , who knows ?
” We can not let this stand .
The prayers of God will be answered .
We ’ ve got to storm heaven because this can not stand .
Bramnick introduced Robert Henderson , who claimed earlier this year that God had made him Trump ’ s “ spiritual @ @ @ @ @ @ @ election night that God would dispatch an army of angels to prevent Democrats from stealing the election in Pennsylvania and Michigan .
He said in October that Trump was chosen by God and therefore “ should never be criticized ” by Christians .
Henderson said that Christians need to plead Trump ’ s case in “ the court of Heaven ” to get a ruling that will sway the U.S. Supreme Court to reseat Trump as president , which “ we all know is the intention of God.
” Next up was Becca @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she had in 2019 that covered the five-year period through 2024 , which she said would bring “ historic exposures ” of corruption .
It will look like “ complete chaos , ” she said , but it will be a sign that God is cleansing the nation and that “ the demonic grip of the enemy , of corruption , antichrist elite structure , would let go of this nation.
” The call continued for about two hours , with additional speakers from around the world making similar assertions and decrees for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Abby Abildness talked about “ Jericho marches ” taking place in Pennsylvania .
She prayed that God would “ bind everything that is in opposition to the holy governance of the Lord God Almighty , and you would loose this new era of a nation and nations founded on righteousness and justice.
” She added a prayer the God would “ establish justice at the gates of the Supreme Court of the United States.
” Garlow ’ s wife Rosemary prayed that God ’ s coming action in the election would be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spark a spiritual revival : He says , “ I ’ m coming out of Heaven , and I ’ m stepping on the on the land of your nation.
” And even though the demoniacs come and react to my appearance , there is going to be such a mighty deliverance in the United States of America and in the government , that when the Lord appears the fear of the Lord is going to strike the nation in such a way that the eyes of multitudes will be open .
And @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people in person in DC , in a total demonic rage out of their mind—there is going to be a massive deliverance of multitudes of people , and [ ] their nakedness will be covered , there ’ ll be closed with salvation , and they will come and be the greatest evangelists in our country and for the next revival , as God is now birthing this great End Time move of God .
The Lord says , “ Just watch me .
I ’ m stepping into your nation .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be afraid .
Do not be timid .
Have faith .
I calm the storm , and I am coming to deliver you from evil.
” And now , Father , we as your body , we submit ourselves to fulfill your word to see and have faith that what you did will come to our nation .
We will have this deliverance .
We will have this breakthrough .
You will take hold of these demonic spirits and cast them out of the premises of our country .
And we will rejoice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and have the evil exposed , but we rejoice even more for the precious people made in your image , who are going to come to know you , because of this time and because of these prayers and because of this experience .
Among the prayer leaders from outside the U.S. was Jack Van der Tang from the Netherlands , who described an experience he had in 2017 in which God told him that he had chosen Trump .
Van der Tang asked God for forgiveness for his country for having recognized @ @ @ @

It was not a good weekend for anyone hoping that President Donald Trump and his allies might soon concede that Joe Biden won the presidential election.
In addition to Saturday’s far-right “Stop the Steal” rally and a much smaller “Walk Away” gathering on Sunday, Trump’s lawyers made the rounds on right-wing media claiming that they had irrefutable proof that the presidential election was stolen by nefarious computer software designed for that purpose. On Sunday night, thousands of Trump supporters heard from a succession of “prophets”—joined by Sen. James Lankford and pundit Eric Metaxas—who decreed that the exposure of this demonic corruption would be so explosive that it would be a sign of divine intervention like God parting the Red Sea for Israelites fleeing Egypt’s armies, and that it would ensure that the U.S. Supreme Court would abide by the ruling of the Courts of Heaven and keep Trump in the White House for a second term.
Members of Trump’s legal team, including Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, and Jenna Ellis fanned out to push Trump’s unfounded claims that he won the election and it was stolen from him. They pushed a conspiracy theory involving Dominion software, which has already been debunked by the New York Times and Fox News. As Mediaite noted, Powell even insinuated that the CIA was involved.
As Right Wing Watch has reported, Trump’s religious-right supporters have been actively promoting his claims about the election being stolen from him, and many have continued to insist that God will yet intervene to keep Trump in the presidency for four more years.
On Sunday night, anti-LGBTQ activist Jim Garlow hosted a prayer call ostensibly to pray on behalf of “election integrity”—his sixth since the election and one of dozens being held by a variety of leaders and ministries, including White House aide Paula White. During the call, Garlow showed a four-minute clip from Saturday’s march compiled by LifeSite news that included participants talking about putting Biden in jail and telling Trump not to concede “under any circumstances” and to “fight this to the death if you have to.”
Garlow opened the call and turned it over to religious right activist Mario Bramnick, who noted that Dec. 14, the day that electors will vote to certify the results of the election, comes during Hannukah. “We decree and declare that the hammer of God would come to expose what Satan’s dominion is trying to take over,” Bramnick said. “Satan’s hammer is no match for the Maccabee of God, for the hammer of God. And I decree by December 14, we will be victorious exposing the fraud and that President Trump will be declared our president for another four more years.”
Lankford said, “ultimately, at the end of the day, God is the one who raises up and he is the one who puts down.” He prayed:
Over and over again in scripture, your people called out and said, ‘God, may the unjust be shown to be unjust.’ You called out through the Old Testament over and over again for equal weights and that you hated unequal weights and measures where some people were measured one way, and other people were measured another. So God, I pray that you would bring in this election equal weights and measures and that anywhere where it is unequal it would be exposed in the light, and that we’d call it out and to be able to see it for what it is.
Garlow said he’d hoped to have Ellis on the call, but since that didn’t work out he turned to Metaxas, who interviewed Ellis twice over the weekend. Metaxas said that the “evidence” that Powell and Ellis have is “so explosive that I believe that we all need to be praising God that the election went this way.”
Metaxas continued:
In other words, what is going to be exposed is so extraordinary, that it is far more powerful than if Trump had simply won. I can’t really overstate that, Jim. In other words, God has arranged this. And when you talk to people who are in on this, like Jenna Ellis, and to some extent, Sidney Powell, you realize that they have seen the evidence. And I think that God is using them to encourage us and to say that anytime anybody thinks, “Well, we don’t know how it’s going to go,” I think you need to say “No.” There’s a level of injustice that has been done here. To steal votes to try to undermine our democracy is something so foul, so offensive, that’s going to harm human beings around the world, that we need to be angry. And we need to say that we don’t care what it takes, we will pray till our knees bleed, we will pray and pray and pray because the Lord is calling us to pray, because he wants to do something. Jenna is right in with the president. She spoke to him five times today. They know, they know that there was fraud, and they have the evidence, and the church needs to not just have patience and wait, but while we’re waiting to really pray. This is a spiritual battle—you all know this—unlike anything we’ve ever faced. Sidney Powell said, this is going to be like a new American Revolution. The stuff that’s going to come out, it’s going to be staggering. This is something that God is doing—that God has done. He has set things up to do this. And I feel like we’re against the Red Sea. And we need to praise God. He is going to part the Red Sea. He’s going to destroy Pharaoh’s army. We need to praise him and know that now. And the people that I’ve talked to, even just in the natural, they know they have the goods. There’s nobody more sober minded than Sidney Powell. She’s the lawyer for General Flynn—utterly brilliant, sober minded. She said some things on the Lou Dobbs program, and in other places that—she’s not just a talker, this is a woman who know. She has seen the evidence. The nutshell version is that the Dominion stuff was designed for voter fraud. It’s not that it was used to defraud us in this election. It was specifically designed originally, so that it could be used for voter fraud in Venezuela, and I believe she said in Cuba. And the point is that this is something that when it’s exposed, we’re going to be looking at a different landscape. It’s not just going to be that Trump will be president. It’s going to be a different landscape. So, I want to say that to encourage people. We’ve got to praise God for what he is doing. We’ve got to praise God and don’t let anyone say, “Well, who knows?” We cannot let this stand. The prayers of God will be answered. We’ve got to storm heaven because this cannot stand.
Bramnick introduced Robert Henderson, who claimed earlier this year that God had made him Trump’s “spiritual running mate” and who prayed on election night that God would dispatch an army of angels to prevent Democrats from stealing the election in Pennsylvania and Michigan. He said in October that Trump was chosen by God and therefore “should never be criticized” by Christians.
Henderson said that Christians need to plead Trump’s case in “the court of Heaven” to get a ruling that will sway the U.S. Supreme Court to reseat Trump as president, which “we all know is the intention of God.”
Next up was Becca Greenwood, who talked about a vision she had in 2019 that covered the five-year period through 2024, which she said would bring “historic exposures” of corruption. It will look like “complete chaos,” she said, but it will be a sign that God is cleansing the nation and that “the demonic grip of the enemy, of corruption, antichrist elite structure, would let go of this nation.”
The call continued for about two hours, with additional speakers from around the world making similar assertions and decrees for God to ensure Trump’s reelection. Abby Abildness talked about “Jericho marches” taking place in Pennsylvania. She prayed that God would “bind everything that is in opposition to the holy governance of the Lord God Almighty, and you would loose this new era of a nation and nations founded on righteousness and justice.” She added a prayer the God would “establish justice at the gates of the Supreme Court of the United States.”
Garlow’s wife Rosemary prayed that God’s coming action in the election would be so “mighty” that it will spark a spiritual revival:
He says, “I’m coming out of Heaven, and I’m stepping on the on the land of your nation.” And even though the demoniacs come and react to my appearance, there is going to be such a mighty deliverance in the United States of America and in the government, that when the Lord appears the fear of the Lord is going to strike the nation in such a way that the eyes of multitudes will be open. And though they were raging—we have seen these people in person in DC, in a total demonic rage out of their mind—there is going to be a massive deliverance of multitudes of people, and their nakedness will be covered, there’ll be clothed in salvation, and they will come and be the greatest evangelists in our country and for the next revival, as God is now birthing this great End Time move of God. The Lord says, “Just watch me. I’m stepping into your nation. I am coming with deliverance. Do not be afraid. Do not be timid. Have faith. I calm the storm, and I am coming to deliver you from evil.” … And now, Father, we as your body, we submit ourselves to fulfill your word to see and have faith that what you did will come to our nation. We will have this deliverance. We will have this breakthrough. You will take hold of these demonic spirits and cast them out of the premises of our country. And we will rejoice not only to receive our rightful president and have the evil exposed, but we rejoice even more for the precious people made in your image, who are going to come to know you, because of this time and because of these prayers and because of this experience.
Among the prayer leaders from outside the U.S. was Jack Van der Tang from the Netherlands, who described an experience he had in 2017 in which God told him that he had chosen Trump. Van der Tang asked God for forgiveness for his country for having recognized Biden as president-elect.


rightwingwatch--2020-11-16--‘Stop the Steal’ Movement Will ‘Force’ States Biden Won to Send Republican Electors to Electoral Col

‘Stop the Steal’ Movement Will ‘Force’ States Biden Won to Send Republican Electors to Electoral College, Says Trump Rally Organizer

Right-wing activist Ali Alexander , an organizer of Saturday ’ s “ Stop the Steal ” rally in Washington , D.C. , took a bit of a victory lap at a much smaller “ Defend Democracy ” gathering the following day sponsored by the “ Walk Away ” movement and its leader Brandon Straka .
Alexander was clearly feeling his oats after bringing thousands of Trump fans to D.C .
He announced that he has told his organizers to stop applying for permits .
“ We ’ re going to peaceably assemble and if they punch us , we ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he said .
In the presidential election , President Donald Trump lost several key states to his Democratic opponent Joe Biden , an outcome that hard-core Trump supporters reject .
Alexander said his team will “ force ” those battleground states to send Republican electors to the electoral college , presumably to cast votes for Trump , even if they hail from states that were won by Biden .
Alexander declared : I want the Republicans and Democrats to know that we ’ re coming after you .
December 14 is when the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re going to force Pennsylvania , Wisconsin , Michigan , Arizona , and Georgia to send Republican electors to the electoral college or there ’ s not going to be an electoral college !
I want 5,000 people in Georgia next weekend .
We ’ re going to be in Atlanta .
We ’ re gon na flood the state legislature , and we will be heard as a truly populist movement .
And here ’ s the good news : If Trump doesn ’ t win the electoral college , and no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the House of Representatives and it becomes a House of States , and I feel kinda good about our chances there .
So , don ’ t let anyone tell you that Trump didn ’ t win , or can ’ t win , because we ’ re gon na stop the steal !
Alexander had harsh words for the Republican establishment , saying that his Trumpist movement will continue into the 2022 midterm congressional elections , warning that “ any Republican that doesn ’ t stand with Trump is out !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ talking to [ Republican National Committee chair ] Ronna McDaniel—will fly with us at the forefront or it will sink and we will kill it , ” he added .
Alexander said he shouldn ’ t have had to organize “ Stop the Steal ” because the GOP had raised “ hundreds of millions of dollars to do this.
” When someone asked him if it was really that important to get people into the streets , he said he told them , “ Yes , we have to slow the process down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team to catch up .
And we did that.
” Alexander bragged about his team getting 30,250 people in 50 states for “ Stop the Steal ” rallies through word of mouth , adding , “ Thank God for OANN , RSBN , NewsMax and Epoch Times and Breitbart .
”

Right-wing activist Ali Alexander, an organizer of Saturday’s “Stop the Steal” rally in Washington, D.C., took a bit of a victory lap at a much smaller “Defend Democracy” gathering the following day sponsored by the “Walk Away” movement and its leader Brandon Straka.
Alexander was clearly feeling his oats after bringing thousands of Trump fans to D.C. He announced that he has told his organizers to stop applying for permits. “We’re going to peaceably assemble and if they punch us, we’re going to punch back,” he said.
In the presidential election, President Donald Trump lost several key states to his Democratic opponent Joe Biden, an outcome that hard-core Trump supporters reject. Alexander said his team will “force” those battleground states to send Republican electors to the electoral college, presumably to cast votes for Trump, even if they hail from states that were won by Biden. Alexander declared:
I want the Republicans and Democrats to know that we’re coming after you. December 14 is when the electoral college meets. And we’re going to force Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, and Georgia to send Republican electors to the electoral college or there’s not going to be an electoral college! I want 5,000 people in Georgia next weekend. We’re going to be in Atlanta. We’re gonna flood the state legislature, and we will be heard as a truly populist movement. And here’s the good news: If Trump doesn’t win the electoral college, and no candidate gets 270, then it goes to the House of Representatives and it becomes a House of States, and I feel kinda good about our chances there. So, don’t let anyone tell you that Trump didn’t win, or can’t win, because we’re gonna stop the steal!
Alexander had harsh words for the Republican establishment, saying that his Trumpist movement will continue into the 2022 midterm congressional elections, warning that “any Republican that doesn’t stand with Trump is out!”
“This party—and I’m talking to [Republican National Committee chair] Ronna McDaniel—will fly with us at the forefront or it will sink and we will kill it,” he added.
Alexander said he shouldn’t have had to organize “Stop the Steal” because the GOP had raised “hundreds of millions of dollars to do this.”
When someone asked him if it was really that important to get people into the streets, he said he told them, “Yes, we have to slow the process down enough for Trump’s stupid legal team to catch up. And we did that.”
Alexander bragged about his team getting 30,250 people in 50 states for “Stop the Steal” rallies through word of mouth, adding, “Thank God for OANN, RSBN, NewsMax and Epoch Times and Breitbart.”


rightwingwatch--2020-11-16--Mark Taylor Claims Talk of a COVID Vaccine Is Code for Trump’s Plans to Arrest the ‘Cabal’

QAnon conspiracy theorist and so-called “ firefighter prophet ” Mark Taylor appeared on the “ Erskine Radio ” program Saturday , where he asserted that recent promising news about COVID-19 vaccines is really code for President Donald Trump ’ s plans to take down the deep state “ cabal , ” which is a key promise of the QAnon conspiracy theory that baselessly posits that high-level Democrats and allied elites are running a child-sex-trafficking ring .
Taylor , who has been predicting for years that Trump would soon unleash a wave of arrests and put on trial thousands of high-level @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who understand Trump ’ s use of code words realize that these long-promised arrests will soon to take place .
“ Trump is 10 steps ahead of everybody , ” Taylor said .
“ When you listen to him speak , every time that he would say the word ‘ COVID , ’ switch that out what the word ‘ cabal.
’ What is the cure ?
The vaccine .
What is the vaccine ?
We the people , and the military when they go in and they start arresting these people .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a lot of times to the people because there ’ s always more than one depth of revelation to what he says .
He ’ s so much far ahead of the game .
So the vaccine is the cure for what ?
The cabal .
That ’ s what ’ s gon na happen , I believe , when they release the vaccine.
” Not to be outdone , the host of the program , who goes simply by the name Erskine , offered up his own conspiracy theory .
“ It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Erskine said .
“ C-O-R-O-N-A .
Six letters .
‘ C ’ is the third letter in the alphabet , ‘ O ’ is the 15th letter , ‘ R ’ is the 18th , ‘ O ’ is the 15th , ‘ N ’ is the 14th , ‘ A ’ is the first .
Six letters in ‘ corona ’ ; those other numbers add up to 66 .
666 .
Occult-driven script and a luciferian human sacrifice mega-ritual .
They use this type of thing .
This is what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : 666 corona .
”

QAnon conspiracy theorist and so-called “firefighter prophet” Mark Taylor appeared on the “Erskine Radio” program Saturday, where he asserted that recent promising news about COVID-19 vaccines is really code for President Donald Trump’s plans to take down the deep state “cabal,” which is a key promise of the QAnon conspiracy theory that baselessly posits that high-level Democrats and allied elites are running a child-sex-trafficking ring.
Taylor, who has been predicting for years that Trump would soon unleash a wave of arrests and put on trial thousands of high-level cannibalistic satanic pedophiles, claimed that those who understand Trump’s use of code words realize that these long-promised arrests will soon to take place.
“Trump is 10 steps ahead of everybody,” Taylor said. “When you listen to him speak, every time that he would say the word ‘COVID,’ switch that out what the word ‘cabal.’ What is the cure? The vaccine. What is the vaccine? We the people, and the military when they go in and they start arresting these people. I think he was giving code out a lot of times to the people because there’s always more than one depth of revelation to what he says. He’s so much far ahead of the game. So the vaccine is the cure for what? The cabal. That’s what’s gonna happen, I believe, when they release the vaccine.”
Not to be outdone, the host of the program, who goes simply by the name Erskine, offered up his own conspiracy theory.
“It’s called the corona virus,” Erskine said. “C-O-R-O-N-A. Six letters. ‘C’ is the third letter in the alphabet, ‘O’ is the 15th letter, ‘R’ is the 18th, ‘O’ is the 15th, ‘N’ is the 14th, ‘A’ is the first. Six letters in ‘corona’; those other numbers add up to 66. 666. Occult-driven script and a luciferian human sacrifice mega-ritual. They use this type of thing. This is what Satan uses and that’s it: 666 corona.”
“Is that coincidence?” Erksine asked. “I don’t buy coincidence, do you?”
“No,” replied Taylor.


rightwingwatch--2020-11-17--Right Wing Round-Up: The Battle for Georgia


rightwingwatch--2020-11-17--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: ‘Satan, You Cannot Have It’


rightwingwatch--2020-11-17--George Pearsons Says People in Heaven and Even ‘The Ballot Itself’ Are Crying Out About Voter Fraud

Right-wing pastor George Pearsons dedicated his Sunday sermon to railing against the supposedly rampant voter fraud that has prevented President Donald Trump from winning reelection , claiming that people in Heaven and even the ballots themselves are crying out against the alleged fraud .
Pearsons , the son-in-law of televangelist Kenneth Copeland and senior pastor at Copeland ’ s Eagle Mountain International Church in Texas , has claimed that God is “ not happy ” with what happened during the election and he has therefore been using his church services and television programs to endlessly rail against the results .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ passage from the book of James that says ‘ the wages you failed to pay the workers who mowed your fields are crying out against you .
The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord Almighty ” and rewrote it to make it about the election .
“ Behold , the ballots of the laborers who have voted in this election that have been kept back by fraud cry out .
And the cries of them which have voted are entered into the Lord of the armies of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ So not only are the voters crying out , not only are we raising our voices over this corruption and this fraud , but the ballots are doing the same thing.
” “ There are mail-in ballots , ” he continued .
“ Some people in some places receive four or five of those , and they used four and five of those .
Let ’ s say that they got four in the mail and they sent the four in , there ’ s three of them that are crying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wrong .
This is not right .
This is deception.
’ It ’ s crying out .
There are others through software that votes have changed , you better believe those ballots are crying out , ‘ This is a lie .
This is not right .
This is not right.
’ All the way down the line , even to people who have died and gone to Heaven .
… Especially if those people were born again , they ’ re in Heaven right now and they ’ re crying out .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ injustice of this .
You can not come against the Lord of the Sabbath , the Lord of angel armies .
Angels have been dispatched ; they are out there .
That is why that voice is crying out .
It is not just the people .
It is the ballot itself .
”

Right-wing pastor George Pearsons dedicated his Sunday sermon to railing against the supposedly rampant voter fraud that has prevented President Donald Trump from winning reelection, claiming that people in Heaven and even the ballots themselves are crying out against the alleged fraud.
Pearsons, the son-in-law of televangelist Kenneth Copeland and senior pastor at Copeland’s Eagle Mountain International Church in Texas, has claimed that God is “not happy” with what happened during the election and he has therefore been using his church services and television programs to endlessly rail against the results.
During his sermon, Pearsons took a passage from the book of James that says ‘the wages you failed to pay the workers who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord Almighty” and rewrote it to make it about the election.
“Behold, the ballots of the laborers who have voted in this election that have been kept back by fraud cry out. And the cries of them which have voted are entered into the Lord of the armies of the host of Heaven,” Pearsons proclaimed. “So not only are the voters crying out, not only are we raising our voices over this corruption and this fraud, but the ballots are doing the same thing.”
“There are mail-in ballots,” he continued. “Some people in some places receive four or five of those, and they used four and five of those. Let’s say that they got four in the mail and they sent the four in, there’s three of them that are crying out, ‘Wrong! This is wrong. This is not right. This is deception.’ It’s crying out. There are others through software that votes have changed, you better believe those ballots are crying out, ‘This is a lie. This is not right. This is not right.’ All the way down the line, even to people who have died and gone to Heaven. … Especially if those people were born again, they’re in Heaven right now and they’re crying out. They’re crying out against the injustice of this. You cannot come against the Lord of the Sabbath, the Lord of angel armies. Angels have been dispatched; they are out there. That is why that voice is crying out. It is not just the people. It is the ballot itself.”


rightwingwatch--2020-11-18--Right Wing Round-Up: Telling the Truth Is a Fireable Offense


rightwingwatch--2020-11-18--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: The God Factor

Right Wing Bonus Tracks: The God Factor


rightwingwatch--2020-11-18--Mario Murillo Says Christians ‘Cannot Accept the Results of This Election’

Right-wing Trump-supporting evangelist Mario Murillo appeared on The Victory Channel ’ s “ Flashpoint ” program Tuesday evening , where he declared that Christians must never “ accept the results of this election ” because doing so will mean that the United States has been taken over by “ an evil force.
” “ I believe Donald Trump won this election , ” Murillo said .
“ I believe he won it by a large majority .
I believe that fraud has been implemented in order to rob the United States of the duly elected candidate that they have chosen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
There is an anti-American spirit .
These people hate America .
They hate our history , they hate our freedom , they hate what we represent .
And unfortunately , a great deal of them have poisoned our children with that same hatred.
” “ The first thing we ’ ve got to do is to realize that a second American Revolution has started , ” he continued .
“ We can not accept the results of this election .
We ’ ve got—to our last drop and our last breath and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Americans is to oppose this and to demand a full and free investigation .
And to summarily realize that if that is denied—if that is denied the American people—we can say why it was we have been taken over .
An evil force has taken us over , and there ’ s nothing less than that.
” “ This is a fraudulent election that must be confirmed , or the people will never believe it again , ” Murillo added .
“ You will never see another Republican president elected in your lifetime @ @

Right-wing Trump-supporting evangelist Mario Murillo appeared on The Victory Channel’s “Flashpoint” program Tuesday evening, where he declared that Christians must never “accept the results of this election” because doing so will mean that the United States has been taken over by “an evil force.”
“I believe Donald Trump won this election,” Murillo said. “I believe he won it by a large majority. I believe that fraud has been implemented in order to rob the United States of the duly elected candidate that they have chosen. And there are reasons for why. There is an anti-American spirit. These people hate America. They hate our history, they hate our freedom, they hate what we represent. And unfortunately, a great deal of them have poisoned our children with that same hatred.”
“The first thing we’ve got to do is to realize that a second American Revolution has started,” he continued. “We cannot accept the results of this election. We’ve got—to our last drop and our last breath and our last strength—understand that our duty as Americans is to oppose this and to demand a full and free investigation. And to summarily realize that if that is denied—if that is denied the American people—we can say why it was we have been taken over. An evil force has taken us over, and there’s nothing less than that.”
“This is a fraudulent election that must be confirmed, or the people will never believe it again,” Murillo added. “You will never see another Republican president elected in your lifetime.”


rightwingwatch--2020-11-18--‘Walk Away’ Speaker Celebrates Proud Boys Violence, Talks of Civil War

At a pro-Trump rally in Washington , D.C. , on Sunday sponsored by the Walk Away movement—which includes LGBTQ , Black , and Latino people who have “ walked away ” from the Democratic Party—several speakers said the movement is all about love .
Speaker Drew Hernandez , however , did not seem to get the “ love ” memo , because he celebrated Proud Boys ’ violence against anti-fascist and Black Lives Matter activists and said he was ready for civil war .
The Proud Boys are a hate group with a record of provoking fights with leftist activists @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Lives Matter ” as well as videos for the right-wing Tatum Report website that often focus on violence he claims is perpetrated by anti-fascist and Black Lives Matter activists .
In a recent appearance on Tucker Carlson ’ s show , he made the same charge about street violence that took place in Washington , D.C. , on Saturday night after the “ Stop the Steal ” march , which also went by the names “ Million MAGA March ” and “ March for Trump.
” Hernandez also baselessly denounced the election @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s rally , Hernandez started his comments by claiming that President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will not denounce violence by leftist activists—something Biden has in fact repeatedly done—and that Biden wouldn ’ t do so because it would cause him to lose support from “ the deep state.
” Hernandez denounced Biden as a “ communist agent , ” saying , “ Every single one of us know that Joe Biden is literally , literally in the back pockets of the Chicoms .
He is a communist agent and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ point in his remarks at the Sunday rally , after he led chants of “ U-S-A , ” Hernandez declared , “ That will be the rally cry until every single one of us bleed for this country.
” While a big part of the Walk Away “ love ” message is that the pro-Trump movement welcomes gay people , Hernandez used “ pansies ” as a derogatory term .
Hernandez celebrated seeing anti-fascist activists “ get absolutely mopped on the floor by the Proud Boys , ” adding , “ You want @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : Because police officers have their hands tied by leftists .
They ’ re not allowed to fight back—yet—but we do !
We do !
We punch back !
We fight back !
We ’ re not going to stand here and be little pansies and allow antifa and Black Lives Matter threaten us .
We are Americans !
We are not communists !
We are not socialists !
We are not deep state agents !
We are Americans !
And right now , it ’ s your time , America !
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Whether Donald Trump wins or not , it ’ s your time to rise !
Because we will not go down without a fight !
We will not go down without bloodshed !
I don ’ t care .
I don ’ t care .
The media could take what I say and say that I ’ m violent .
I don ’ t care .
Antifa and Black Lives Matter brought us to this point .
If they want a fight , then they got one because I ’ m not afraid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not afraid of these socialists .
You know where to find me .
You know where I live .
Come down .
I ’ m ready for you—2A all day , baby !
We will not go away !
We will keep America great !
We will make America great again and again and again and again !
Let me just say what ’ s on all of your minds : If they want a second civil war , then they got one !
Because I will not let this country fall !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
I will fight to the very last breath !
Sunday ’ s rally was covered by the Right Side Broadcasting Network , which streams many pro-Trump rallies live .
This video excerpt of Hernandez ’ s remarks is drawn from RSBN ’ s coverage :

At a pro-Trump rally in Washington, D.C., on Sunday sponsored by the Walk Away movement—which includes LGBTQ, Black, and Latino people who have “walked away” from the Democratic Party—several speakers said the movement is all about love. Speaker Drew Hernandez, however, did not seem to get the “love” memo, because he celebrated Proud Boys’ violence against anti-fascist and Black Lives Matter activists and said he was ready for civil war. The Proud Boys are a hate group with a record of provoking fights with leftist activists.
Hernandez produces a web show called “Lives Matter” as well as videos for the right-wing Tatum Report website that often focus on violence he claims is perpetrated by anti-fascist and Black Lives Matter activists. In a recent appearance on Tucker Carlson’s show, he made the same charge about street violence that took place in Washington, D.C., on Saturday night after the “Stop the Steal” march, which also went by the names “Million MAGA March” and “March for Trump.” Hernandez also baselessly denounced the election as a “fraud.”
At Sunday’s rally, Hernandez started his comments by claiming that President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will not denounce violence by leftist activists—something Biden has in fact repeatedly done—and that Biden wouldn’t do so because it would cause him to lose support from “the deep state.” Hernandez denounced Biden as a “communist agent,” saying, “Every single one of us know that Joe Biden is literally, literally in the back pockets of the Chicoms. He is a communist agent and we all know that.”
At one point in his remarks at the Sunday rally, after he led chants of “U-S-A,” Hernandez declared, “That will be the rally cry until every single one of us bleed for this country.”
While a big part of the Walk Away “love” message is that the pro-Trump movement welcomes gay people, Hernandez used “pansies” as a derogatory term. Hernandez celebrated seeing anti-fascist activists “get absolutely mopped on the floor by the Proud Boys,” adding, “You want to know why?” He continued:
Because police officers have their hands tied by leftists. They’re not allowed to fight back—yet—but we do! We do! We punch back! We fight back! We’re not going to stand here and be little pansies and allow antifa and Black Lives Matter threaten us. We are Americans! We are not communists! We are not socialists! We are not deep state agents! We are Americans! And right now, it’s your time, America! It’s your time to rise! Whether Donald Trump wins or not, it’s your time to rise! Because we will not go down without a fight! We will not go down without bloodshed! I don’t care. I don’t care. The media could take what I say and say that I’m violent. I don’t care. Antifa and Black Lives Matter brought us to this point. If they want a fight, then they got one because I’m not afraid of these communists. I’m not afraid of these socialists. You know where to find me. You know where I live. Come down. I’m ready for you—2A all day, baby! We will not go away! We will keep America great! We will make America great again and again and again and again! Let me just say what’s on all of your minds: If they want a second civil war, then they got one! Because I will not let this country fall! I will not let this country burn! I will fight to the very last breath!
Sunday’s rally was covered by the Right Side Broadcasting Network, which streams many pro-Trump rallies live. This video excerpt of Hernandez’s remarks is drawn from RSBN’s coverage:


rightwingwatch--2020-11-18--Rick Wiles Warns Left-Wing Activists to Flee Florida Because ‘We’re Coming After You’

On Monday ’ s episode of his “ TruNews ” program , Florida-based End Times broadcaster Rick Wiles praised the state ’ s Republican governor for proposing a law that would allow citizens to shoot anyone suspected of rioting or looting and warned left-wing activists to flee the state because “ we ’ re coming after you.
” Wiles , a virulent anti-Semite , bigot , and conspiracy theorist whose TruNews network has nevertheless regularly received White House press credentials from the Trump administration , fumed that leftists had allegedly stolen the election from President Donald Trump and are planning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Matter and antifascist activists .
As such , he urged Florida legislators to hurry up and pass Gov .
Ron DeSantis ’ law so conservatives can take matters into their own hands .
“ This time we ’ re going to meet you in the streets , ” Wiles declared .
“ Come on left .
We ’ re gon na meet you in the streets this time .
You know what they ’ re doing here in Florida ?
The governor wants a bill passed in Florida to empower citizens to shoot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , sir .
Get it done , governor .
The people are with you .
We ’ re going to defend this state of Florida .
We ’ re not going to put up with this stuff anymore .
The left , you better pack up and flee .
If you ’ re part of this communist revolution , lefties , you better get out of the country .
If we find out you ’ re part of the communist revolution , we ’ re coming after you.
” “ FBI , put @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Wiles added .
“ Go ahead and do it .
Do it .
I don ’ t care .
”

On Monday’s episode of his “TruNews” program, Florida-based End Times broadcaster Rick Wiles praised the state’s Republican governor for proposing a law that would allow citizens to shoot anyone suspected of rioting or looting and warned left-wing activists to flee the state because “we’re coming after you.”
Wiles, a virulent anti-Semite, bigot, and conspiracy theorist whose TruNews network has nevertheless regularly received White House press credentials from the Trump administration, fumed that leftists had allegedly stolen the election from President Donald Trump and are planning to flood the streets with Black Lives Matter and antifascist activists. As such, he urged Florida legislators to hurry up and pass Gov. Ron DeSantis’ law so conservatives can take matters into their own hands.
“This time we’re going to meet you in the streets,” Wiles declared. “Come on left. We’re gonna meet you in the streets this time. You know what they’re doing here in Florida? The governor wants a bill passed in Florida to empower citizens to shoot and kill looters and rioters. Yes, sir. Get it done, governor. The people are with you. We’re going to defend this state of Florida. We’re not going to put up with this stuff anymore. The left, you better pack up and flee. If you’re part of this communist revolution, lefties, you better get out of the country. If we find out you’re part of the communist revolution, we’re coming after you.”
“FBI, put my name down on the list,” Wiles added. “Go ahead and do it. Do it. I don’t care.”


rightwingwatch--2020-11-19--Right Wing Round-Up: Meltdown

Right Wing Round-Up: Meltdown


rightwingwatch--2020-11-19--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: 4:45

Right Wing Bonus Tracks: 4:45


rightwingwatch--2020-11-19--Rick Wiles Calls on Pennsylvanians to Rise Up and Chase Transgender Health Secretary Out of the Stat

Rick Wiles Calls on Pennsylvanians to Rise Up and Chase Transgender Health Secretary Out of the State

On Tuesday ’ s edition of his “ TruNews ” program , End Times broadcaster Rick Wiles unleashed a transphobic rant against Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine in which he called on the residents of the state to rise up and “ chase that freak out of the state.
” Wiles , a virulent anti-Semite , bigot , and conspiracy theorist whose TruNews network has nevertheless regularly received White House press credentials from the Trump administration , was outraged by Levine ’ s announcement that the state was expanding its mask requirements in an effort to stop the spread @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to respond with a bigoted attack on Levine , who is transgender .
“ That ’ s a man in a dress , ” Wiles fumed .
“ You ’ re mentally ill , Dr. Levine .
You ’ re mentally ill , and no normal person should listen to you .
You need mental health counseling .
You need deliverance.
” “ To the people of Pennsylvania , ” he continued , “ you are absolutely insane if you let that transvestite freak rule your life .
… You ’ re going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ Chase that freak out of the state , ” Wiles bellowed .
“ Chase it out of the state .
Rise up in Pennsylvania , and chase that freak out of the state !
You don ’ t have to tolerate this stuff .
”

On Tuesday’s edition of his “TruNews” program, End Times broadcaster Rick Wiles unleashed a transphobic rant against Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine in which he called on the residents of the state to rise up and “chase that freak out of the state.”
Wiles, a virulent anti-Semite, bigot, and conspiracy theorist whose TruNews network has nevertheless regularly received White House press credentials from the Trump administration, was outraged by Levine’s announcement that the state was expanding its mask requirements in an effort to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus, prompting him to respond with a bigoted attack on Levine, who is transgender.
“That’s a man in a dress,” Wiles fumed. “You’re mentally ill, Dr. Levine. You’re mentally ill, and no normal person should listen to you. You need mental health counseling. You need deliverance.”
“To the people of Pennsylvania,” he continued, “you are absolutely insane if you let that transvestite freak rule your life. … You’re going to that transvestite freak? Seriously?”
“Chase that freak out of the state,” Wiles bellowed. “Chase it out of the state. Rise up in Pennsylvania, and chase that freak out of the state! You don’t have to tolerate this stuff.”


rightwingwatch--2020-11-20--Right Wing Round-Up: Trump’s Coup

Right Wing Round-Up: Trump’s Coup


rightwingwatch--2020-11-20--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: Biden’s Transgender Atheist Antichrist Army