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Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
April 25, 2022
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White Supremacist Terrorist Sounds like the Average Republican Voter

Source: democracyguardian.com democracyguardian.com
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White Supremacist Terrorist Sounds like the Average Republican Voter Even after Jan. 6, GOPers still stoke violent rhetoric I had never heard of Eric Rome before I stumbled across a story about him on Raw Story. The original article about Rome came from The State, a South Carolina paper. Rome is a white supremacist who’s currently serving time for weapons violations and armed robbery. He’s not only a member of the Proud Boys, the notorious neo-fascist street gang but he’s also joined the Aryan Brotherhood. It’s not surprising there is an active white supremacist movement inside prisons, but what’s —...
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