Hatewatch Headlines 3/17/2016
First-time Trump voters show off white power tats; Deputies disciplined in assault by Trump supporter; Republicans played a role in Malheur; and more.
Gawker: PBS news story on first-time Trump voters prominently displays longtime white power tattoos.
Right Wing Watch: David Duke says Donald Trump’s surge may rehabilitate the image of Adolf Hitler.
The Nation: Trump’s storm troopers and the possibility of American fascism.
Raw Story: Racist voters cost Trump two Illinois delegates with ‘foreign’ sounding names.
WRAL-TV (North Carolina): Man assaulted by Trump supporter lauds discipline of Cumberland County deputies for their responses.
Journal-Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI): Triple homicide may have been a hate crime, but bringing the enhanced charge is difficult in such cases.
Times-News (Twin Falls, ID): Legislators aligned with Bundy cause lead way as Idaho House committee OKs controversial lands bills.
Oregon Public Broadcasting: Republican politicians planned and participated in key aspects of Malheur refuge takeover.
Las Vegas Sun: Rep. Michelle Fiore says Oregon occupiers were just campers who were victimized by the federal government.
