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A bombshell report revealed that a political director for an anti-LGBTQ+ Republican senator has documented ties to Nazism. The finding sparked calls for the official's removal.
An investigation found that a political director for an anti-LGBTQ+ Republican senator has documented ties to Nazism. The report sparked calls for his removal. The ties aren't vague associations—they're documented enough that news organizations verified them and activists called them out.
Having someone with Nazi connections in a position of political authority reflects either negligent vetting or acceptance of those ties. Neither is reassuring. The fact that it took external reporting to surface this suggests internal vetting failed. The senator's office either didn't know, didn't care, or didn't think it would become public.
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