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Nick Fuentes (left) and Tucker Carlson at Carlson’s studio following Fuentes’s appearance on The Tucker Carlson Show.
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Tuesday’s Florida primary results provided yet another example of how the anti-Israel fever that has swept through the Democratic Party remains a very online phenomenon among Republicans.
In Angie Nixon, Democrats nominated another socialist for Senate who has made opposition to Israel a key campaign issue, while Republicans roundly rejected two Republican candidates who also tried to mobilize the anti-Zionist and antisemitic right.
About the Author
Philip Klein is the editor of National Review Online.
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Tuesday’s Florida primary results provided yet another example of how the anti-Israel fever that has swept through the Democratic Party remains a very online phenomenon among Republicans.
In Angie Nixon, Democrats nominated another socialist for Senate who has made opposition to Israel a key campaign issue, while Republicans roundly rejected two Republican candidates who also tried to mobilize the anti-Zionist and antisemitic right.
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About the Author
Philip Klein is the editor of National Review Online.
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