CNN: In newly blue Texas, far-right Christian nationalists gather to plan a future after Trump
"...Speakers at the event promoted antisemitic tropes, discussed the need for the United States to remain a majority White nation, argued Christianity should have precedence over other religions in this country, called for mass deportations, and pondered revoking the 19th Amendment, which guaranteed women the right to vote..."
https://lite.cnn.com/2026/11/15/politics/christian-nationalists-nick-fuentes-trump
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@ai6yr What I don't understand about these people (aside from, well, everything) is why they're *here*. The US is one of a relatively small number of countries in which the things they hate and want to change are guaranteed in the constitution. There are plenty of other places on this planet that don't have a first or nineteenth amendement standing in their way.
Of course, many of these other places probably don't want these people, either.