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Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of three articles examining how disinformation, and those peddling it, are impacting the election process.
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In what can only be called a formal endorsement, despite a claim that it is not, former, grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan and prominent white supremacist David Duke has thrown his full support behind Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.
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Mississippi to observe ‘Confederate Heritage Month’; Trump’s white supremacist problem; Cruz backs away from ‘kill the gays’ gathering; and more.
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Matthew Heimbach, widely viewed as an emerging leader in the white nationalist movement, has been fired by the State of Indiana where he was hired as a family case worker by the Department of Child Services.
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An Oregon sheriff in a county neighboring the antigovernment extremist occupation of a national wildlife refuge is now the focus of eight complaints alleging ethical violations in relation to his actions and treatment of occupiers.
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Longtime anti-Semite John De Nugent has issued a $150 reward for anyone who can provide him a copy of a 1992 episode of PBS’s Frontline entitled “Who is David Duke?” The episode allegedly contains footage of the wife of renowned white nationalist and founder of American Renaissance Jared Taylor, Evelyn Rich.
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Guns, hate crimes increasingly intersect; Islamophobia spread by media boosts extremists; Oregon standoff cost $3 million and rising; and more.
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‘Bundy bills’ move ahead in the House; Alex Jones claims credit for Trump’s Fed tweet; Chinese girl attacked in Indiana town; and more.
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Trump plays dumb about white-power retweets; Cruz, Carson to attend gathering of extremists; Santilli would like his Malheur case reopened; and more.
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Confederate flag appears at Idaho rally alongside GOA’s Larry Pratt, as hundreds demand passage of bill allowing guns to be carried openly anywhere.
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Federal officials are speaking their mind almost two years after Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and 400 of his armed militia supporters confronted federal agents, causing them to release a herd of impounded cattle and hastily retreat.
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